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UNICAL Students Protest Hike In Tuition Fees, Block Major Roads

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December 4, 2023
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Students of the University of Calabar  ( UNICAL) have blocked major roads in the metropolis in protest against the hike of tuition fees by the institution by over 100 per cent.

The management of the University of Calabar (UNICAL) had over the weekend held a meeting when the decision to increase tuition fees was reached.

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According to a statement by the university’s PRO, Effiong Eyo, the upward review of the tuition fees was taken at an emergency meeting of the University Senate on Friday.

The release stated that the implementation of the upward review takes effect from the 2022–2023 and 2023–2024 academic sessions.

By the new development, freshmen, returning students, and final-year students for the non-science courses are expected to pay N111,000, N91,500, and N114,000, respectively.

They are also required to pay N36,500, N21,500, and N21,500, respectively, as third-party dues.

In the same vein, students in the science courses were increased to N155,000, N125,000, and N148,000, respectively, for freshmen, returning students, and final-year students.

Similarly, they are also to pay N38,500, N21,500, and N21,500, respectively, as third-party dues.

Students of the institution, on Monday, took to the streets, bearing placards with various inscriptions to protest the matter, asking the management to rescind its decision.

Some of the inscriptions include “return to the old fees, bring back our old fees, we can’t afford the new fees, UNICAL SUG, wake up,” among others.

The students who matched around the school premises took their protest to the main gate of the school, causing traffic gridlock along Etta-Agbor and Mary Slessor roads in Calabar Municipality LGA.

Findings showed that before the increment, tuition fees for an average student, depending on the department, were N64,050 for new comers, N52,050 for the final year, and N49,500 for returning students.

The management argued that the increment was necessitated by the current economic realities and the need to maintain the academic standard the university is known for.

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