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PolyIbadan Under Locks And Keys Following Students’ Protests Over Hike In School Fees
In a statement issued by the institution’s Registrar, Mr Hezekiah Fehintola in Ibadan on Tuesday, the directive became effective immediately and students should resume on March 13, 2016. The statement noted that “the misunderstanding between the leadership of the polytechnic and the students over students’ union policy halted the activities of the institution. “Consequently, the management has to appraise the situation. Halls of residence will be opened on Sunday, March 13, 2016, while academic activities will resume on Monday, March 14, 2016. “Parents and Guardians are directed to monitor their wards during the break,” the statement said. The students were protesting over the introduction of insurance and ICT fees introduced by the students’ union of the institution. The students accused the President of the union, Mr Tosin Esho, of being the brain behind the fees and insisted that they would not pay the fees because it had no immediate benefit to them.
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