The University of Nigeria, Nsukka has levied a ten thousand naira reparation fee to students of its Enugu campus in a planned resumption of academic activities on August 8.

The Enugu campus was shut-down on June 14, 2016 after students had protested poor electricity and Internet services.

According to the schools new registrar, Barrister Chris Igbokwe, “Senate at its 387th Emergency Meeting held on Monday, July 25, 2016 approved the resumption of academic activities and return to campus by students at the Enugu Campus of the University.”

He said “All undergraduate students of Enugu Campus are advised to visit the UNN website and log in to their portal and work with the flow chat as published, for re-admission on payment of the reparation fee of Ten Thousand Naira (N10,000.00) only.”

Igbokwe noted it was that it is mandatory for undergraduate students  at the campus to comply with the directive as admission into hostels and classrooms will be strictly based on proof of compliance.

Meanwhile, a lecturer at the university, Rev. Fr. Dr. Oguejiofo Ezeanya has condemned management’s attitude towards staff and students agitations.

In an article on Roots of Public Unrest in Nigeria published recently all agitations for redress mainly fall on deaf ears.

“Instead, the authorities concerned ordinarily seem to be ‘praying’ for agitators to damage some public property in frustrating anger, so that the authorities would fine easier means of extorting more money from them in exaggerated quantification of the extent of damage they would make, and get the demonstrators to pay for them or face worse penalties,” Ezeanya said.

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