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BREAKING: Babalakin resigns as UNILAG Pro-Chancellor

Dr. Wale Babalakin (SAN), has resigned on Thursday as the the Pro-Chancellor of the University of Lagos.

Babalakin resigned following alleged disagreement with the Federal Government on the Visitation Panel sent to the university.

He said there were too many vested interests in UNILAG matter, who were not approaching the issues objectively.

Babalakin added that it is a stage he must stand by his principles since the Federal Government believed the actions he took may not be right.

He said the visitation panel was raised to exonerate the Vice-Chancellor and implicate the Pro-Chancellor.

He said although he appeared in protest before the panel, he made it clear that the panel could not determine the issues before it.

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