NAPS Rejects Proposed Tuition Fee Hike and Summer Program at Kwara State Polytechnic
According to a statement from NAPS National President, Comrade Ridwan Opeyemi Munirudeen, the association rejects these proposals due to the economic difficulties facing students, arguing that the fee hike would impose undue hardship.
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The National Association of Polytechnic Students (NAPS) has strongly opposed Kwara State Polytechnic's proposed tuition fee increase and alterations to the ODFEL program for ND II students. According to a statement from NAPS National President, Comrade Ridwan Opeyemi Munirudeen, the association rejects these proposals due to the economic difficulties facing students, arguing that the fee hike would impose undue hardship.
NAPS also criticized the ODFEL summer program proposal, claiming it prioritizes revenue generation over academic standards. The association argued that students who struggle to meet academic requirements in three months cannot be expected to do so in two weeks. As a result of discussions with the institution's management, the ODFEL proposal has been withdrawn. However, negotiations between the management and the Student Union Government (SUG) on tuition fees are ongoing.
NAPS has called on the SUG President to stand firm in opposing the fee hike, assuring that the association’s national headquarters will provide full support.
