“I Spent 8 Years Studying Law” – OOU Graduate Alleges Certificate Denial

• Adewale, a Nigerian law graduate from OOU, claims the university has refused to issue his certificate despite spending eight years in school.
• He blamed strikes, payment system changes, and unresolved administrative issues for his ordeal.

A Nigerian man identified as Adewale has accused Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU) of refusing to release his law certificate after he spent eight years studying at the institution.

In a TikTok interview, Adewale said his academic journey was disrupted by frequent strikes and policy changes.

He explained that while he was in 300 level, the university changed its payment system, forcing many students to leave. According to him, the former system allowed part payment of fees, but this option was later removed.

‎”I spent 8 years and the school refused to give me my certificate. I studied law. First of all, in the first year, we didn’t even do anything, we were just on strike. Then they merged us with another set and we started from there“, He stated.

Adewale revealed that he has been battling the issue for five years, made several unsuccessful attempts to resolve it, and even took two leaves of absence during his studies.

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Imagine spending all those years studying a course as hectic as Law, just to be denied your certificate.

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In other news…. ontroversial musician and social media personality Speed Darlington has ignited a fresh debate online after opening up about his unconventional approach to romance and his refusal to practice monogamy.

At 41, the entertainer confessed that he has never experienced true love, despite currently maintaining relationships with multiple women.

Speaking on his current dating life, Darlington revealed his “strength in numbers” approach to relationships. “I’m 41 years now, I’ve never fallen in love, I’m talking to 6 different girls now, you can’t be the only one,” he stated. He further disclosed that a previous marriage plan collapsed when he was honest about his desire for multiple partners: “I almost got married to one but she left me because I told her I’m polygamous in nature”.

Following that experience, Darlington shared controversial advice he received from his brother regarding how to manage future partners:

“He said I should just bring them in, get them pregnant and then I can tell them afterwards”.