University of Abuja Shut Down Due To Students' Protest
The management of the University of Abuja on Monday shut down the institution following students protest over the ongoing indefinite strike embarked upon by the academic staff of the school.
This is contained in a circular signed by the university's registrar, Mallam Mohammed Modibo.
The circular said the Vice Chancellor, Prof. James Adelabu, had on behalf of the senate, approved the closure of the institution until further notice.
The circular directed the students to vacate hostels and university premises immediately, adding that further development would be communicated to them.
The circular was pasted at the university gate late on Monday.
The protesting students said they would not leave the area until the strike was called off.
Some of the students, who spoke to newsmen, said they were always at the receiving end whenever there was a strike.They urged the union and the university authority to dialogue and put an end to the strike.
This is contained in a circular signed by the university's registrar, Mallam Mohammed Modibo.
The circular said the Vice Chancellor, Prof. James Adelabu, had on behalf of the senate, approved the closure of the institution until further notice.
The circular directed the students to vacate hostels and university premises immediately, adding that further development would be communicated to them.
The circular was pasted at the university gate late on Monday.
The protesting students said they would not leave the area until the strike was called off.
Some of the students, who spoke to newsmen, said they were always at the receiving end whenever there was a strike.They urged the union and the university authority to dialogue and put an end to the strike.
From Nigerian Bulletin
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