By Chimezie Godfrey
The Incorporated Trustees of the Federal Government College Kano Old Students Association have obtained an interim injunction restraining all parties from further acts of encroachment or dealings in respect of the College’s land, purportedly arising from a questionable Public-Private Partnership (PPP) arrangement.
This was contained in a statement signed by the National President of the association, Shoyinka Shodunke.
The statement noted that the court order preserves the status quo pending the determination of the substantive suit and represents a significant legal safeguard in the collective effort to protect the College’s assets.
According to the association, the development reaffirms its unwavering commitment to safeguarding the integrity, heritage, and continuity of the institution.
“We commend and sincerely appreciate the unwavering commitment and solidarity demonstrated by our members in advancing this cause, particularly the invaluable contributions of our Board of Trustees, National Executives, Past EXCO, Legal Committee, Kano Chapter Organisers, Committee of Elders, and our dynamic millennial social media advocates,” the statement said.
The association urged all stakeholders to remain resolute and steadfast in sustaining the collective effort towards resisting what it described as manifest injustice through lawful means.