“The only way to make. sense out of change is to plunge into it, move with it, and join the dance”.

Alan Watts.

The National Association of Nigerian Students’ (South West), NANS ZONE D , hereby today distance the Zone  from a statement credited to our National body in relation to the on-going trial Faced by Senate President , Senator

Olubukola Saraki.

As an ideological Zone that has so much respect for its national body, we would not in any way subject ourselves

to any act by our national body that tend to undermine or coerce rule of law from taken it’s place. We are stating in strong term that our Zone is not in support of the plan protest by the civil society group under the aegis of Heritage Centre and NANS.

NANS as a body recently pledge its support for the President Buhari lead administration fight against crime and

corruption, our position is that any individual or group charged or alleged to have participated

directly or indirectly in misappropriation, mismanagement or acquired properties in unlawful manner  should submit to rule of law to take effect.

We believe that Rule of law need to be respected, and we Nigerian students are watching with clear interest how the

present administration is handling its fight against corruption.

It will be recalled that during the past administration several people were charged by the Code of Conduct Tribunal, CCT and when found innocent they were discharged. The plan protest on the basis that alleged falsification in the Senate President asset declaration was politically motivated or an act to witch-hunting him is baseless.

NANS ZONE South West hereby dissociate ourselves from this act and call on the Federal Government, agencies concerned and individuals to allow justice to prevail. And equally urge the Senate President Bukola Saraki to honour the rule of law for sustainability of our country’s  Democracy.

SIGNED:

Comrade Okikiola Ogunsola (OKIKIALUTA)

Coordinator, NANS Zone D, South West.

Tai Solarin University of Education, Students Union Secretariat.

Ijebu Ode, Ogun State.

07038450896.