Earlier this morning i had written about the planned protest that was about hitting Uniport. You can find the full details Here. Well, today is suppose to be the day one of the University of Portharcourt 2015/2016 first semester examination but due to the school fees rule, the students may not be taking the examination today following a heavy protest within the school premises by students.
To watch Video Scroll Below.
According to the recap; the Vice Chancellor of the institution, Prof Lale Ndowa had made a comment regarding not letting students who have not paid their school fees participate in the 2015/2016 first semester exam.
According to him, students who have not register for their courses online and have not paid their school fees will be deregistered for the first semester examination and this automatically means that these students will have an automatic carry over in the courses they failed to sit for. Many students don’t think this is a good idea since it may trigger an extra year and extra stress to the affected persons. Below are the exclusive photos from the Ongoing protest at Uniport.
Watch Uniport Students Protest Below:
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