Education
DELSU Is “Bleeding Us Dry” -Student Raises Alarm Over Financial Demands
By Daniel Dafe
A student of Delta State University, DELSU, Abraka, Isodje Samuel, on Monday took to social media to voice out his hurt regarding different financial demands on students by the Professor Andy Egwunyenga-led administration.
The student in a tweet had called on the Vice Chancellor to intervene by stopping certain payments students were asked to make to the institution.
The student’s tweet read in part: “The school is bleeding us dry. Please do something sir,” adding that “the coming IT fees should be checked.”
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He continued: “There are lots of us who have no one but ourselves. Please show mercy with your decisions. Paying for TP that we don’t do is too high sir. Please do something.”
Responding to the student’s appeal, Egwunyenga, said: “If you think Education is expensive, try ignorance.”
He added: “No one is bleeding you dry. Give priority to paying for educational services in the University. Thank you.”
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