An astronomical increase in fees in the face of such harsh economic realities for the parents and guardians of these students is quite unfair.
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Mgbajah Ogadinma
8 years ago
Sending students out of their hostel is never the way to go. Everyone is entitled to a protest, including Med students! As long as it is conducted peacefully. Government should come through with supporting and building education in Nigeria
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Akinseinde Oluwaseyi
8 years ago
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The recent increase in the school fees of U.I medical students should be vehemently condemned..Its sad that the masses are always at the receiving end.Its also quite unfortunate that the students were locked outside for venting out their minds through the peaceful protest.. Nigeria must wake up..
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Adeosun Peter Olalekan
8 years ago
We need to sort this out. The oppressed must receive justice!
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Onasanya Titilayo
8 years ago
I stand for justice!
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Ibidunni Oloniniyi
8 years ago
There is a right way to doing things... the authorities need to do better.
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Shakirah Owolabi
8 years ago
Do not evict medical students from ABH,UCH. No to exorbitant fees
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Ige Boladele Ifedolapo
8 years ago
This is babaric , it is a capital NO to eviction of medical student from the hostel!
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Dauda Muhmin Abiola
8 years ago
Revisit please!!!
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Fasua Taiwo Israel
8 years ago
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I sign this petition to demand a reversal of the inhuman, inconsiderate and ungodly hike in accommodation fee and newly introduced Health Professional Training Levy.
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Ejele Irabor Osezua
8 years ago
Please let the students be. They have the right to protest peacefully. They should be allowed to remain in their hostel.
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Oyedayo
8 years ago
Please, let's move past these 'rough-and-ready' methods
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Onimisi Abdulrahim
8 years ago
This impunity must stop
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Anonymous
8 years ago
No to tyranny
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Adebowale Akintayo
8 years ago
An alumnus of this prestigious institution
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Seun Atolagbe
8 years ago
Mutual respect is key to training excellent doctors that will be future leaders and ambassadors of the institution. I hope matters like this are better managed in future...seriously!
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Rixhard
8 years ago
The quagmire can be resolved without evicting the students from the hostel.
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Achimugu Omatiga
8 years ago
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In conflict resolution, all parties must first return to the statusquo , this will allow an all inclusive and reasonable deliberation. Such hikes in fees at this time in our country is rather insensitive to the plight of the medical students. I hope the authorities will work very hard to ensure that this whole thing is resolved amicable so that these lads can proceed with their training.
We shall overcome
I'm with you guys.
An astronomical increase in fees in the face of such harsh economic realities for the parents and guardians of these students is quite unfair.
Sending students out of their hostel is never the way to go. Everyone is entitled to a protest, including Med students! As long as it is conducted peacefully. Government should come through with supporting and building education in Nigeria
The recent increase in the school fees of U.I medical students should be vehemently condemned..Its sad that the masses are always at the receiving end.Its also quite unfortunate that the students were locked outside for venting out their minds through the peaceful protest.. Nigeria must wake up..
We need to sort this out. The oppressed must receive justice!
I stand for justice!
There is a right way to doing things... the authorities need to do better.
Do not evict medical students from ABH,UCH. No to exorbitant fees
This is babaric , it is a capital NO to eviction of medical student from the hostel!
Revisit please!!!
I sign this petition to demand a reversal of the inhuman, inconsiderate and ungodly hike in accommodation fee and newly introduced Health Professional Training Levy.
Please let the students be. They have the right to protest peacefully. They should be allowed to remain in their hostel.
Please, let's move past these 'rough-and-ready' methods
This impunity must stop
No to tyranny
An alumnus of this prestigious institution
Mutual respect is key to training excellent doctors that will be future leaders and ambassadors of the institution. I hope matters like this are better managed in future...seriously!
The quagmire can be resolved without evicting the students from the hostel.
In conflict resolution, all parties must first return to the statusquo , this will allow an all inclusive and reasonable deliberation. Such hikes in fees at this time in our country is rather insensitive to the plight of the medical students. I hope the authorities will work very hard to ensure that this whole thing is resolved amicable so that these lads can proceed with their training.