OOUSUG Disqualifies Presidential Candidate Following the Screening held on the 6th of January, 2025.
In a significant development in the political landscape, the Organization of Outstanding and Unwavering OOUSUG Electoral committee has officially disqualified one of the presidential candidates In person of Comrade Kabiru Omotoyosi also known as Cashlink following a thorough screening process conducted on January 6, 2025.
This decision marks a pivotal moment in the lead-up to the upcoming elections, drawing attention from stakeholders across the political spectrum.The screening process, which involved an extensive review of candidates’ qualifications, backgrounds, and adherence to the organization’s values and regulations, was established to ensure that only the most suitable candidates would be allowed to compete for the presidential position.
The criteria included academic achievement, leadership experience, contributions to the community, and a clean record of conduct.
The disqualification of the candidate is expected to raise various reactions, including applause from some factions who argue that it showcases OOUSUG’s commitment to upholding integrity and transparency in its electoral process.
Conversely, others have expressed concerns over the fairness and clarity of the criteria used in the disqualification decision, emphasizing the need for transparency and consistency in such significant evaluations.OOUSUG’s leadership has stated that they remain dedicated to fostering a democratic environment within the organization, ensuring that all candidates are held to the highest standards of accountability.
They have pledged to provide further clarification on the screening process and criteria used, committing to maintaining an open dialogue with members and the public to ensure trust and confidence in the electoral process.
The reason for his disqualification, as stated in the memo is that a banner was erected in the school with his name (Cashlink) on it. “Upon careful review and investigation, we have identified that you have your banner posted without the signature of the amiable Chairman, the Special Duty Officer(SPEDU) and the CSO which is fundamental and crucial and hereby this violation had led to your disqualification,” the memo reads.
As the organization moves forward, the implications of this decision could have a cascading effect on the remaining candidates and the overall election dynamics.
The OOUSUG ECO will continue with its electoral schedule while ensuring that their processes reflect the values of fairness, integrity, and student representation.In the coming weeks, it remains to be seen how this disqualification will impact the candidates’ campaigns and the electoral atmosphere, as stakeholders prepare for what promises to be a highly competitive election season.
