Education
School Fees Increase: It’s Fake News – DELSU SUG
By Daniel Dafe
The Students’ Union Government, SUG, Delta State University (DELSU), Abraka, has called on students to disregard news on the hike in school fees by the management of the institution.
This was contained in a statement on Monday signed by the President of the Union, Comrade Matthias Jimson.
He said: “It has come to the notice of the SUG that there has been a purported increase in the school fees proposed for the 2023/2024 academic session. The Union believes that this is a move from some unscrupulous elements who the Union believes have hacked into the school’s portal in a bid to taint the image of management and this will not be accepted by the Students’ Union and as such the Union is giving a directive to general students to kindly disregard this mirage as it a mere optical mirage of what truly is obtainable.”
According to the statement, “students are therefore strongly advised to not proceed with payments until this issue is resolved.”
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Adding: “The Union therefore urges all students to remain calm, peaceful and Law abiding as we move to engage all officers of the Union ( theExecutive Council, the Supreme Students’ Senate and the Students’ Representative Council) in a joint emergency meeting. Rest assured that we will be carrying the general student community along as we are all involved in this.”
He continued: “Kindly have faith in the 30th Assembly’s Students’ Union Govemment” is our message to
the student community.
This will NOT deter us!!!”
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