AOCOED Students Insist to Continue Protest Until Logical Conclusion is Drawn


AOCOED Insist to Continue Protest Until Logical Conclusion is Drawn:

student-protest

Students of Adeniran Okusanya College of Education AOCOED, have said they will not relent in pursuit of their goals until their matter was drawn to a logical conclusion with the school management.

The students, who embarked on a peaceful demonstration and grounded the entire Mile 2/Badagry expressway last Monday, said it’s high time the school management looked into their welfare and remove unnecessary burden the hike in the school fees have placed on the entire students.

Speaking with newsmen yesterday, AOCOED Student Union President, Saka Gbenayon, said although the school management have given the students one month within which it will look into their plight but the students have said it is not yet uhuru  until their matter is brought to a logical conclusion.

According to Gbenayon, the school authority has promised to reverse the school fee from N45,000 and above to N25,000 and N30,000 respectively but the students want this to be put in print before they rest their case.

The students embarked on a peaceful protest last Monday grounding the expressway for hours such that road users experienced a terrific gridlock on that day. They want an improved welfare condition part of which is renovation of toilet facilities and affordable school fees among others.

JAMB Not Required, Proceed Directly to 200-Level! Secure Your Spot in Any Nigerian University. Affordable Fees! Call +2348033006849 Right Away!

Spread the Word: If you found this post useful, help others discover it too! Just click and share using the buttons below!

Whatsapp
Olusegun Fapohunda
Meet The Author
This post is authored by , the founder and editor of MySchoolGist. Boasting over a decade of expertise in the education sector, Olusegun offers current insights into educational trends, career opportunities, and the latest news. Connect with him on X/Twitter for more updates.
Leave a Comment