SerialGist:
This is why i always do not advocate violent protest. The consequences always detrimental to the students both academically, financially and physically. Happened in Unical years ago and all the students were mandated to pay 10k each. Add 10k to the normal school fees and other expenses and see how it affects economically on the parents/guardians.

adekayo1234:
Hmmmn.... you need brighter grammar

adekayo1234:
Hmmmn.... you need brighter grammar

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Lol..that guy grammar no be here
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mperoakeem:
Well, when it comes to protest, uniport is still a learner where oau dey. RIP to the dead.

#NoDisrespect

Senorprinz:
same thing happened in unn some years back, the fees they were protesting against was'nt normalized, all students were forced to pay reparation fee irrespective of your involvement in the riot. i just hope their protest won't be in vain sha.

SenseiVoyles:
The Senate Of the University Of Port-Harcourt has shut down the school indefinitely and ordered students to vacate hostels before 6pm. This follows today's violent protests.
Cc lalasticlala, obinoscopy
Following the students’ protest that rocked the University of Port Harcourt (UNIPORT) in the Rivers State, the university senate has shut down the school for the next one month with immediate effect.



In a statement by Deputy Registrar in Charge of Information, William Wodi, all students are to vacate their hostel accommodation before 6: 00 pm on Monday.

According to him, students’ union and their affiliate bodies have also been suspended till further notice.

Security personnel were seen trying to disperse the protesting students to avert further crisis.

There was commotion on Monday in Port Harcourt, as students of the University of Port Harcourt protested hike in school fees.

Thousands of the aggrieved students protested against what they call the unjustified increase in tuition and other charges.

They laid siege on the school premises, blocking the Choba end of East-West Road in the Rivers State capital and stopping any academic activities from taking place in the university.

According to them, the school authorities have been insensitive to their plight and vowed to intensify their protests until the management of the school responds to their demands.
http://www.channelstv.com/2016/04/11/uniport-shut-down-over-students-protest/

124mumsy:
this is the story of degbedeliza in the poem! song of sorrow.

Donnetimmy:
OAU, AAUA, UNILAG THEN UNIPORT
who's next?

SerialGist:
This is why i always do not advocate violent protest. The consequences always detrimental to the students both academically, financially and physically. Happened in Unical years ago and all the students were mandated to pay 10k each. Add 10k to the normal school fees and other expenses and see how it affects economically on the parents/guardians.

ExplicitContent:
Season of schools shutting down. Let's see which school is next.

fareed69:
Ashawo don full town. Enough babes

Mrvirgin:
All is well as long as our president is still enjoying his tour all over d world. The truth be told, d way we protest in Nigeria makes me wonder if we are actually educated or just going to schl for d sake of it. Since wen dem don born me, I neva see one 'aluta' wey yield positive result.