After the recent protest that was conducted by the students of the Federal University Oye-Ekiti yesterday, the schools's management has released an official memo to the public.
Yesterday's protest led to the suspension of all activities in the school even the ongoing semester examinations.
The memo was released through the Registrar, it reads,
"The University Management has noticed with concern the evolving issues which surrounded the students protest as regards the ongoing semester examinations."
"The management has responded by acceding to most of the demands which have spawned the protests."
"And as a mark of further goodwill, the Vice Chancellor was billed to hold a meeting with the students representatives at 13:00 hours on Tuesday, 15th May, 2018."
"But despite all these measures of goodwill, some of the students have still decided to turn the University into a theatre for disco music and other non-academic activities which have the potential to cause a breakdown of law and order."
"It is against this background that the University has been shut down until normalcy is restored to campus."
"Please be informed that the University Management is not insensitive to the plight of students who are yet to fully pay their fees and only dialogue can resolve matter such as this."
"Lastly, we apologize to all our law abiding students who are having to contend with the brunt of this episode. The resumption of normal academic activities will be communicated in due course."
Thank You.
Ag. Registrar
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