AAU management counters the memo earlier released by the SUG, says no agreement of such was reached
Ambrose Alli University (AAU) management has countered the memo earlier released by the SUG, says no agreement of such as contained in the memo was reached
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The Management of the Ambrose Alli University (AAU has issued a memo countering the memo earlier released by the student union leadership which the management refered to as "dissolved student union leadership", Myschoolnews report.
The memo released and signed by the University Acting Registrar Ambrose E. Odiase. FIPMA MIPMA MAUA reads thus;
The attention of the University Management has been drawn to a circular released by the erstwhile President of the dissolved Student Union, stating among others that academic and non-academic activities in the University have been halted.
The University Management wishes to inform the University community and the general public that only the University Senate is empowered by law to suspend academic activities. This has long been done after an emergency Senate meeting, which took place on the 4th of September, 2023. All other administrative and non-academic activities are not affected by the decision of Senate.
Also stated in the circular is the purported "agreement" that school fees will return to their previous rates and temporary suspension of school fees payment. The University Management wishes to state that only payment of prescribed fees and registration of courses can confer studentship status on anyone. All students who wish to continue their studentship in Ambrose Ali University are advised to pay up their fees and register their courses before the deadline already. The University Management wishes to inform students who are having unresolved issues with their Kofa that these issues are already being addressed.
In the circular under reference, it was stated that the University Management will release a memo to formalise these changes". The University Management was never a part of this agreement. It is the figment of the imagination of those who originated the circular.
Consultations had begun with aggrieved students on some issues before the erstwhile Student Union Leaders decided to take laws into their hands. The University Management is still determined to ensure that all outstanding issues are resolved in a peaceful atmosphere. Any purported "agreement" for another two-week window for negotiations is false and should be disregarded. All students are advised to get authentic information from the Student Affairs Division and other official University platfoms.
