…Students are afraid to protest because of rustication
Students of Babcock
University, Ilisha Remo, Ogun state, took to the social media to air their grievances
after the school administration recently announced an increment in their
tuition fees which is expected to take effect from the next school academic
session.
In
the new increment released by the school administration, medical students are
to pay a tuition fee of N3 million, Law, N2 million, Accounting, N1.5 million,
Nursing N1 million and other courses, N860,000.
Out
of fear for being suspended if they protest in person, the students took to the
internet to let off the steam.
One
of the students said, “I am a student of Babcock University (Mass Communication)
I am going to 200 level next semester and my school fees amounts to N747,300 as
opposed to N584,000".
“Babcock university
is not a university, it is a family business. We have the VC’s wife as the
Director of ventures, VC’s brother is Director of Transport…so what are we
saying? Last semester, 10 tear rubber Prado jeeps were bought for some of the
staff. With whose money?’" She asked rhetorically.
Babcock
University is a private-Christian Nigerian university owned and operated by the
Seventh-day Adventist Church in Nigeria and claims to be a non-profit
institution.
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