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EDO STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS PROTEST AS SCHOOL FEES RISES FROM 37,000 TO 120,000 - SEE PHOTOS



It was reported this morning that the students of the ambrose alli universty were gathered in their numbers at the school gate in regards of the increase in school fees which was last year increased from the sum of 37,000 naira to 120,000 for fresh students as tution fees.


They also had to pay an acceptance fee of 63,000 and an accomodation fee of about 17,000 naira. 
summng to a total of about 200,000 naira.

This Lasted for the whole of last year as many new students who couldn't afford the fees had to forfeit their admission. very painful.

This year as the school authority announced that the increment will extend to the 200 level students until they graduate. the students came out in mass to speak and we ray that their voice be heard by the government.


NANS SPEAKS ON TODAY'S PROTEST*

while speaking with *comr Ben okonofa*he said he his very impress with what he is seeing and hearing and he plead to all student to be brave as aluta must be revive.
He also told me to tell you all that your safety and studentship is guaranteed as nobody will hurt anyone for *NANS AS INSIST ON ONE FOR ALL..ALL FOR ONE*
He also said all student should avoid the protest going into violence (damaging of school properties )
He said *NANS WILL CALL A CONGRESS IN AAU TOMORROW OR NEXT IF NOTHING IA DONE TODAY AND WHEN THE CONGRESS IS DONE MANAGEMENT WILL TAKE TO THEIR HEELS*
Thompson Jotham reporting

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