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Obasanjo gave the clarification in a statement by his media aide, Kehinde Akinyemi.

“In putting the records in right perspective, His Excellency wishes to draw the attention of the Vice-Chancellor to his letter dated 12 April 2018, which was written to the University Registrar, Mr. Felix Edoka, when the Council offered him a part-time appointment as an Instructional/Tutorial Facilitator and Project Supervisor in the Faculty of Arts at the Abeokuta Study Centre.

In the statement, Obasanjo affirmed that he has not received any money either as salaries or otherwise from the University and not planning for such now or forever.

 

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