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Re: Tuition Hike: Nigerian Students To Embark On Mass Protest by RepoMan007: 4:45pm On Jul 22, 2023
BMC agents already calling it a SE protest. Unilag is not in Anambra. The unity schools are not in SE alone too. The hardship even goes beyond Nigeria. You guys will run out of ideas soon just wait and see.
Re: Tuition Hike: Nigerian Students To Embark On Mass Protest by adebayo987: 5:01pm On Jul 22, 2023
LagosFirstSon:
Following the recent hike in tuition fees in tertiary institutions and government schools, the National Association of University Students has threatened to embark on a mass protest against the recent hike in tuition fees in the country.

This was exclusively disclosed to our correspondent in a statement titled “Warning Against Tuition Fee Increment”, on Saturday, signed by the NAUS Chairman and National Deputy President, Eruobami Ayobami and Babalola Daniel, respectively.

“It is with great displeasure as we Write to condemn the act of the Federal Government as well as higher institutions who have decided to increase the price of tuition in this current economic disintegration,” part of the statement read.

The PUNCH, on Friday, reports that the management of the University of Lagos, Akoka, Lagos State has reportedly increased fees for undergraduate students in the institution.


This was contained in a statement dated July 20, 2023, by the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities, UNILAG branch following a meeting with the top management staff.

The students of the institution previously paid N19,000 but the management has fixed new fees at N190,250 for students studying medicine while for courses that require laboratory and studio, students are to pay N140,250.

Also, this paper reports that the federal government through the Federal Ministry of Education has increased the school fees of new students into Federal Government Colleges otherwise known as Federal Unity Colleges to ₦100,000.

According to the circular entitled, “Approved fees/ charges for Federal Unity Colleges (1st Term) for new students“, signed by the Director of Senior Secondary Education, Hajia Binta Abdulkadir, new students are expected to part with ₦100,000 instead of the previous N45,000.

NAUS added that it is evident that The state of our university education is not encouraging and as such, implementations that will further negatively affect the educational system would not be encouraged.

“University is where every profession that runs the nation is trained and mentored, investing in the origin of every profession should never be a problem for any nation interested in development.

It warned that the student populace would not hesitate to stage a protest against any enactment on tuition increment.

“We want to reiterate that as students, we won’t hesitate to come out en-mass to protest against any form of implementation that poses a threat to the students’ community,” it added.

While assuring students of its commitment to protecting their interests at all times, the student’s body further urged various higher institutions that have made plans to hike their school fees to reconsider their plans as it will only do more bad than good to the academic system and as well adverse effect on the students

Link: https://punchng.com/tuition-hike-student-group-threatens-mass-protest/?amp

Nlfpmod
them go soon pocket this one with him cabinet with only 20k each and him go go one corner go sit down with him protest.
Re: Tuition Hike: Nigerian Students To Embark On Mass Protest by ezechi242: 5:17pm On Jul 22, 2023
NO IGBO CHILD SHOULD BE IN THAT MATCH............I REPEAT NO IGBO CHILD SHOULD BE IN THAT MATCH.
Re: Tuition Hike: Nigerian Students To Embark On Mass Protest by LagosFirstSon(op): 5:29pm On Jul 22, 2023
ezechi242:
NO IGBO CHILD SHOULD BE IN THAT MATCH............I REPEAT NO IGBO CHILD SHOULD BE IN THAT MATCH.
igbos will not join them in the protest

Let them enjoy the Tinubu that some of them voted for alone
Re: Tuition Hike: Nigerian Students To Embark On Mass Protest by SIONKPO1(m): 5:34pm On Jul 22, 2023
Mumu NAN,from day one they should have kicked against it but their hands has been spoiled with Corruption
Re: Tuition Hike: Nigerian Students To Embark On Mass Protest by LagosFirstSon(op): 6:27pm On Jul 22, 2023
SIONKPO1:
Mumu NAN,from day one they should have kicked against it but their hands has been spoiled with Corruption
no be lie
Re: Tuition Hike: Nigerian Students To Embark On Mass Protest by ChronicGp(m): 6:44pm On Jul 22, 2023
APC IS WORKING PERFECTLY
NO NEED FOR ANY PROTESTS JOO. 🤠☺️😁
Re: Tuition Hike: Nigerian Students To Embark On Mass Protest by Okoroawusa: 6:45pm On Jul 22, 2023
Education in Nigeria is still relatively cheap
Re: Tuition Hike: Nigerian Students To Embark On Mass Protest by Nobody: 7:50pm On Jul 22, 2023
Obidients should not join any protest. There's a good case in court.
Re: Tuition Hike: Nigerian Students To Embark On Mass Protest by Akwamkpuruamu: 7:51pm On Jul 22, 2023
Let's remeethe military go shoot on sight like EndSars. Tinubu Shegenomics just starting. All Obidients should not join the protest pls
Re: Tuition Hike: Nigerian Students To Embark On Mass Protest by LOVEGINO(m): 7:51pm On Jul 22, 2023
Online protest I guess
Re: Tuition Hike: Nigerian Students To Embark On Mass Protest by Westernlove: 7:52pm On Jul 22, 2023
This Protest will favour me and my familygrin
Re: Tuition Hike: Nigerian Students To Embark On Mass Protest by doggedfighter(f): 7:53pm On Jul 22, 2023
I thought NANS went to hail Tinubu.



Now they want to organise protests.
Or they finished the crumbs he gave them ?
Re: Tuition Hike: Nigerian Students To Embark On Mass Protest by Alliswell248: 7:53pm On Jul 22, 2023
taylor88:
Igbos has more properties businesses and lands in Lagos more than the Yoruba

So what are you saying Ikwikwi
Dey play.... thought you have developed Anambra.
All those properties are seized.
Re: Tuition Hike: Nigerian Students To Embark On Mass Protest by papiwyte(m): 7:53pm On Jul 22, 2023
Sponsored protest by Peter Obi/ ipob ....
We know their plans to cause chaos in this government grin grin grin
Re: Tuition Hike: Nigerian Students To Embark On Mass Protest by Bobloco: 7:54pm On Jul 22, 2023
pandoragirigory:
Igbos can start it in Igbo land, if you try in Lagos or any Yoruba land this time, it will disastrous for you
I am not sure you read the article because if you did you won't post this.

But, why are Tinubu minions afraid of peaceful protests and demonstrations
Re: Tuition Hike: Nigerian Students To Embark On Mass Protest by nairalanda1(m):
I went to school for cheap. I paid cheap fees.

In return, I got bad accomodation, bad library, bad lecture theaters, and a host of bad facilites because that was as far as cheap education could go.

Universites are expensive. Even all those people in US and UK take loans to go to school. All them free education countries pay for it in heavy taxes.

So what do they want the government to do? To make fees for university as low as N1000 per session, and we find money from where? With 99% of our revenue going to debt servicing?

I go drop this quote here

proffemi:
The problem with most Nigerians and the reason why the ruling class will play them like fiddles forever is that they are always penny wise, pound foolish. The want the verisimilitude of getting their rights, even if they are actually being swindled. The elites know this, so they manipulate them by singing populist songs while mortgaging their futures.

Nothing is ever FREE. Not education, not healthcare. Someone is paying for it. In the countries you are comparing yourselves to, they fund thee programs through heavy taxes. Here in Nigeria, you don't want to pay taxes, yet you don't want to pay for education. Everyone (even ASUU sometimes!) seems to assume government will fund everything from oyel money. Never going to happen.

So what happens? The elites smirk and make the promise you what you want to hear. Because you do not deserve honest leaders.

Consider what happened to secondary education in Nigeria. After so many years of the masses demanding for free secondary education, they now have it. But guess what? Except for a few notable exceptions, "free" secondary education is a sad mistake that I m sure nobody on this thread will go for unless they had no choice. The poor think they have won that battle. The elites simply smirk again as their kids who attended expensive private schools grab all the openings in sight, while the children of the poor suffer for their parents' collective myopia.

A friend in one of the best departments in my university recently carried out a survey. He found out that over 90% of students in his department who took the survey were admitted from private (paying) secondary schools. So what happened? The poor got their "free" secondary education, but it is basically useless. Most of them struggle to get into polytechnics. They graduate and then start cursing the FG and creating Nairaland threads about how their education is useless.

How won't it be useless? They got the "free" education they wanted.

Take it from me, education cannot be "free" and "fit for purpose". You have to choose one. And while you do it, respect the man who has the balls to tell you the truth, because the one who will smirk and lie to you is waiting to destroy your life and those of your children with a useless free product.
Forget politics, forget that stuff...has low fees guaranteed decent universites? Nope.

The rate we are going, the private unis would even surpass the government unis, and employers would take notice.
Re: Tuition Hike: Nigerian Students To Embark On Mass Protest by bionixs: 7:55pm On Jul 22, 2023
pandoragirigory:
Igbos can start it in Igbo land, if you try in Lagos or any Yoruba land this time, it will disastrous for you
whose son are you ?
Re: Tuition Hike: Nigerian Students To Embark On Mass Protest by bionixs: 7:56pm On Jul 22, 2023
taylor88:
Igbos has more properties businesses and lands in Lagos more than the Yoruba

So what are you saying Ikwikwi
help me ask am o. Na the shops , buildings or houses wey e no get e Dey worry about ?
Re: Tuition Hike: Nigerian Students To Embark On Mass Protest by UNDFTD: 7:57pm On Jul 22, 2023
This is just the beginning! Gird your loins... you're going to be getting hit from all angles!
Re: Tuition Hike: Nigerian Students To Embark On Mass Protest by Eriokanmi: 7:57pm On Jul 22, 2023
It's not protest that you need. You need to plead for forgiveness for wilfully voting out of bigotry. Police must deal ruthlessly with any protester. They deserve the suffering
Re: Tuition Hike: Nigerian Students To Embark On Mass Protest by Exceed15: 7:58pm On Jul 22, 2023
Master strategist indeed. The most unprepared president in the history of Nigeria.
Re: Tuition Hike: Nigerian Students To Embark On Mass Protest by Curious346: 8:00pm On Jul 22, 2023
Tinubu is currently on the right track . All obefients must stay away from any PROTEST ,RALLY OR RIOTS - as A matter of warning
Re: Tuition Hike: Nigerian Students To Embark On Mass Protest by FreeStuffsNG: 8:00pm On Jul 22, 2023
Tuition fee is still nil! These guys are not informed o.smh.

Now, it's better for universities to have few quality students than have mere quantity of mediocre students like UNICAL and co admitting failed JAMB candidates with 140 score.
Universities need to raise fees at a time it's spending N150m monthly on energy Bills alone.

Re: Tuition Hike: Nigerian Students To Embark On Mass Protest by Galaxyss(m): 8:02pm On Jul 22, 2023
Not just Nigerian student but the labour force also.
Re: Tuition Hike: Nigerian Students To Embark On Mass Protest by charlizonto: 8:02pm On Jul 22, 2023
Is it everywhere that Tinubu wants to collect commission huh
Re: Tuition Hike: Nigerian Students To Embark On Mass Protest by Gkay1(m): 8:03pm On Jul 22, 2023
Hope all apc and tinubu supporters are not feeling the pain.
Re: Tuition Hike: Nigerian Students To Embark On Mass Protest by nairalanda1(m): 8:03pm On Jul 22, 2023
Eriokanmi:
It's not protest that you need. You need to plead for forgiveness for wilfully voting out of bigotry. Police must deal ruthlessly with any protester. They deserve the suffering
I doubt fees won't have been increased if Obi was the one in Aso Rock.

Fees in Nigeria are low. The countries with good education fund them either by the kind of tax rates that would scare Nigerians, or by loans and grants, which students take to pay for their education.

Whoever is in Aso Rock, fees have to go up, or we beg IMF for more money.
Re: Tuition Hike: Nigerian Students To Embark On Mass Protest by Vatod(m): 8:04pm On Jul 22, 2023
Now see what Jonathan gentle man deal as cost us
Re: Tuition Hike: Nigerian Students To Embark On Mass Protest by Eriokanmi: 8:04pm On Jul 22, 2023
pandoragirigory:
Igbos can start it in Igbo land, if you try in Lagos or any Yoruba land this time, it will disastrous for you
Leave these people alone. Did you read the below, which is the excerpt from the main newspiece?

This was exclusively disclosed to our correspondent in a statement titled “Warning Against Tuition Fee Increment”, on Saturday, signed by the NAUS Chairman and National Deputy President, Eruobami Ayobami and Babalola Daniel, respectively

Did you spot any igbo name there ?

Amazingly, na our people sabi protest pass. I was called unprintable names here when i was busy warning them. If anyone is seen protesting, police should do them shege
Re: Tuition Hike: Nigerian Students To Embark On Mass Protest by Jevica: 8:04pm On Jul 22, 2023
pandoragirigory:
Igbos can start it in Igbo land, if you try in Lagos or any Yoruba land this time, it will disastrous for you
You are such a big fool. We are talking about important issues that will affect generations yet unborn and you bringing in tribal sentiments. Shame on you
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