WHEN EDUCATION IS GONE SLAVERY IS NEXT: Press Release By National Association of Osun state student (Oshogbo)

Press release by the National Association of Osun state student, NAOSS (Oshogbo) : on the current school feels increment in OAU and other Federal and state University in the country

 

WHEN EDUCATION IS GONE SLAVERY IS NEXT: 

Distinguished ladies and gentle men of the press we humbly welcome you to this press conference where we will be addressing critical issue that affect our present and the future, we hope you will perform your duty as an agent of mass education and information without fear or favour and as enshrined in the constitution of our mother land, our union condemn totally the satanic increment in OAU, LASU, UNILAG, and others, the bases of this increment is unjustifiable as posted by the management of the affected institution. 

It as been argued at different gathering by anti masses state agent including Vice-Chancellors that Education is no longer for the poor, for this reason we were not amaze by the statement of  VC of OAU saying OAU fee is the most ridiculous in the whole of Africa University system, our question is if Education is no longer for the poor What is left? 

Lagos Student Protest: 10 arrested as protesting LASU students clash with Police

At least five individuals were hurt and ten other arrested on Tuesday as Lagos State University (LASU) students clash with police at Oshodi. The students who were protesting fee hikes by the university authorities, paralysed commercial activities at the ever-busy Oshodi and its environs.

Sources said, at least five persons sustained various degree of injuries, the Student Union President, Comrade Nurudeen Yusuf who led the protest, however said three female students were injured through the alleged use of live ammunition by the police.

JAF Declares MAY DAY in LAGOS as PROTEST DAY

The Joint Action Front, JAF, has  declares the MAY DAY in LAGOS as PROTEST DAY for the reversal of hike in School fees in LASU, LASPOLY and AOCOED!

The Lagos state government increased the school fees of the Lagos State University (LASU), Lagos State Polytechnic (LASPOLY) and that of the Adeniran Ogunsanya College of Education (AOCOED). The increment, JAF regarded as abnormal which the Lagos State Government must rescind.

LASU Issues deadline date for fees payment; Fresh students pay between N190,000 and N350,000 depending on their faculty

The Lagos State University, LASU, Ojo, has fixed Thursday as the deadline for the payment of school fees by its fresh students.

A statement signed by the LASU Public Relations Officer, Kayode Sutton, on Wednesday said that the deadline would not be extended.

The institution warned that only students who paid the school fees would be issued matriculation numbers.

It urged the new students to make all necessary payments on or before the deadline in readiness for their matriculation on Friday.