In the early hours of Wednesday, students from Tai Solarin University Of Education in Ijagun, Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State, protested against the management’s newly increased tuition fee to the Benin-Ore Expressway in the Ijebu-Ode area of the state.
Dies war in Bewegung für eine Senkung der Studiengebühren.
According to PUNCH Metro, the protesters had stormed the above-mentioned highway, restricted movement, and remained committed to the revolution.
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They carried signs that read, among other things, “Should I go and steal to pay school fees?” “Say no to increment, TASUED Sorosoke, do not suffocate us.” “Have mercy on our parent, we cannot afford N180k and above.”
Following the public distribution of a statement by the students’ union, a large number of students showed up to boycott the 2022–2023 second semester examination that was due to take place today.
“During the meeting, we engaged in a constructive and productive dialogue with the management, presenting your concerns and advocating for a solution that takes into account the financial circumstances of our university community,” according to a statement signed by the union’s president, Akinjetan Emmanuel, and spokesperson, Olarenwaju Olawale Daniel. The union conveys the students’ intense anguish about the most recent increase in school fees. For many of us, this rapid increase will result in severe hardship.
“A 10% cut has been demanded by the management. Please take note that we did not consent to This. Although it is quite regrettable that the meeting ended in a deadlock, the statement says, “We would not let this setback discourage us.”