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ASUU opposes fee increase in Kaduna varsity, says 75% of students may drop out

ASUU opposes fee increase in Kaduna varsity, says 75% of students may drop out ASUU said the university had over 19,000 students, with more than 17,000 of them from the state. 2 min read The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Kaduna State University (KASU) Chapter, says 75 per cent of the university’s students may drop out of school due to the monumental increase in tuition fees. Its Chairman, Peter Adamu, said in a statement in Kaduna on Wednesday, that the students might have to leave because their parents could not afford to pay. Mr Adamu urged the state government to rescind its decision to hike the tuition fees and engage relevant stakeholders on the issue in line with its Open Government Partnership.

Tuition fees: ASUU begs Kaduna govt to rescind its decision, says majority of students may drop out

Tuition fees: ASUU begs Kaduna govt to rescind its decision, says majority of students may drop out Tuition fees: ASUU begs Kaduna govt to rescind its decision, says majority of students may drop out Share The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Kaduna State University (KASU) Chapter has pleaded with the Kaduna State Government to rescind its decision on tuition fees increment saying the majority of the students may drop out of the school. He said 75 per cent of the university’s students may drop out of school due to the monumental increase in tuition fees. The Chairman of the ASUU branch, Dr Peter Adamu, said in a statement in Kaduna that the students might have to leave because their parents could not afford to pay.

Breaking News | Fees Increase: ASUU Says 75% Of Students May Drop Out Of Kaduna Varsity

Views: Visits 16 The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Kaduna State University (KASU) Chapter, says 75 per cent of the university’s students may drop out of school due to the monumental increase in tuition fees. Its Chairman, Dr Peter Adamu said in a statement in Kaduna on Wednesday, that the students might have to leave because their parents could not afford to pay. Adamu urged  the state government to rescind its decision to hike the tuition fees and engage relevant stakeholders on the issue in line with its Open Government Partnership. According to him, education is a right and not a privilege, funding of education as stipulated in the Nigerian Constitution is the sole responsibility of government, not parents.

Fees increase: ASUU says 75% of students may drop out of Kaduna varsity

Fees increase: ASUU says 75% of students may drop out of Kaduna varsity
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