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Fountain University, Osogbo Closed Indefinitely After Rampage

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Fountain University, Osogbo has been closed down indefinitely and students sent home after they went on rampage.

The Management of Fountain University, Osogbo, formally announces the closure of the University until further notice. The decision comes as an aftermath of the rampage of some set of students of the University on the night of Tuesday 10th November, 2015.
The incident took the entire staff and management by surprise, due to the calmness, obedience and God-fearing attitude the students have exhibited since the University started operations.
The University Senate has set up an investigation committee to get to the root of the matter.

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