DAILY POST gathered that the protesters, mostly year two students, who were about to write their first semester examinations but did not pay their school fees staged the protest when they were asked to show evidence of fee payments before they could be allowed into exam halls.
“They moved round the campus and locked the gates of the institution stopping vehicles, other students, lecturers and guests from going in or coming out,” the source said. “To fulfil the mandate given to CRUTECH, the institution charges stipulated and Government approved school fees to augment the monthly subvention from the Cross River State Government to run the system.
“As at last week, only little above 7,000 students including the 6,000 year one students have paid fees. This statistics mean that less than 2,000 continuing students have paid their mandatory first semester 2018/2019 school fees as the new management policy stipulates. “In all educational institutions across Nigeria and the whole world academic activities including examinations, are always offered to only those who pay school fees/charges and are registered properly.
Wen dem come pay the fees latter nko u go do exam rerun?