Just In: NANS Urges Immediate Halt to School Fee Increments Nationwide (Details)

The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has vehemently opposed the proposed tuition fee increases by the management of the Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA), and the Federal College of Agriculture, Akure (FECA), Ondo State…..CONTINUE READING

In a statement issued by NANS Senate President, Comrade Akinteye Afeez, the student body declared the development unacceptable and warned of nationwide protests if the fee hikes persist.

The leadership of NANS directed a stern message to the Federal Government of Nigeria, demanding swift intervention to address the crisis surrounding tuition fee increments across educational institutions in the country.

Comrade Afeez emphasized NANS’ commitment to safeguarding the rights and interests of Nigerian students, denouncing any attempt to defy the government’s directives against tuition fee hikes.

The statement conveyed NANS’ rejection of the proposed fee increases, labeling them as barbaric and a threat to the accessibility of quality education for Nigerian students.

The organization warned that if institutions persist in disregarding the government’s stance, NANS will mobilize students nationwide for protests to shut down the country until their demands are met.

NANS highlighted the monitoring of the implementation of the new budget for education, pledging fierce resistance against any attempt to burden students with additional financial strain. The organization underscored that education is a right, not a privilege, and expressed vehement opposition to policies that jeopardize its accessibility to the common man.

The potential consequences of tuition fee increments, as outlined by NANS, include a surge in crimes, a decline in national productivity, and setbacks to the nation’s progress.

The student body called on the Federal Government to intervene decisively, ensuring that institutions align with the commitment to affordable and quality education for all.

In conclusion, NANS reiterated its unwavering resolve to protect the interests of Nigerian students, emphasizing close monitoring of developments.

The organization urged the Federal Government to take immediate and decisive action in the interest of the nation’s future leaders.