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OSUSTECH Closed-Down As Students Protest Over School Fees April 29, 2019 Campus news, ondo news, OSUSTECH The management of the Ondo State University of Science and Technology (OSUSTECH) Okitipupa, Ondo State, has shut down the university over the protest embarked upon by the students. Students in their large number on Monday morning staged a protest over the school fees payable in the institution. The students mostly in their second year were angry over the management’s decision to retain the amount of fees they paid in their first year. One of the students who spoke said: “We are protesting against the management because the school fees we are paying is too much. Not only that, what we paid last year was between N150,000 and N200,000 being new students and now that we are in 200 level the fee should at least be reduced. “The management is saying we are paying the same amount we paid last year,hence the reason for the protest.” The Registrar of the University, Felix Aki
Governor Wike directs intense grooming of future athletes in Rivers State Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Ezenwo Wike has directed the State Ministry of Sports to intensify the grooming of athletes through the hosting of key sports events in the State. This is as the All Africa Senior Badminton Championships ended in Port Harcourt amid Pomp and Ceremony at the prestigious Diete Spiff Civic Centre, Port Harcourt. Addressing the closing ceremony of the All Africa Senior Badminton Championships in Port Harcourt on Sunday, Governor Wike said beyond the participation of the youths as observers during the continental tournament, they should be engaged all-year round. He said: "I encourage our sports administrators to promote Badminton and other sports by grooming youths as athletes. "School competitions should be organised annually to sharpen the skills of the athletes. Engage the youths in meaningful sports activities ". He commended the Badminton Confedera