Presidential spokesperson Bayo Onanuga said Mr Tinubu gave the endorsement at a meeting with the GAC.
The governor urged residents in the state to embrace religious harmony.
The media team noted that Mr Oladejo’s decision was well received by party members, community stakeholders and supporters.
The agency stated that all 231 individuals arrested across the two operations are currently undergoing rigorous screening and processing.
The management enjoined parents and guardians to take note of the latest development.
Ms Oluwatobi told The Gazette that the demonstration was caused by several displeasing policies and actions by the university management.
The management urged students to exercise patience and refuse to be misled or used by individuals or groups with vested interests.
The students’ body said that the demonstration would commence at 6 a.m.
The minister said the discovery undermined the policy’s integrity and credibility.
“Governor Makinde did not call for violence. He did what responsible statesmen do: he invoked history as a warning, not a weapon,” PDP stated.
