UNN VC Prof. Charles Igwe Returns from UK, Begins Tuition fee Negotiation With SUG

UNN VC Prof. Charles Arizechukwu Igwe returned from London on Tuesday, 6 December 2022 after spending 3 weeks in the United Kingdom (UK).

UNN VC Prof. Charles Igwe Returns from UK, Begins Tuition fee Negotiation With SUG

The Vice Chancellor (VC) of the University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) Prof. Charles Arizechukwu Igwe returned from London on Tuesday, 6 December 2022 after spending 3 weeks in the United Kingdom (UK).

Our source who chooses to remain anonymous disclosed to myschoolnews that the VC had embarked on a trip to London sometime in November after attending the burial of one of the Late Professors in Obollo Afor.

Charles Igwe who was absent for a while is expected to begin tuition fee negotiation with the Students Union Government (SUG) after returning from the United Kingdom (UK).

The UNN Director of information (DOI), Onwe Marcellinus disclosed to Myschoolnews in the early hours of Thursday, 8th December 2022.

In his words, the representative of UNEC and UNN have had a close door meeting and will meet with the Dean of students affairs before negotiating with the VC.

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Meanwhile,

It could be recalled that Students of UNN had protested the 100 percent hike in school fees.

Myschoolnews confirmed that the University administration had published a memo on Thursday, 1 December 2022

specifying categories of fees to be paid by its students.

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The memo indicated that fresh students across the faculties in the university are to pay a consolidated fee of N114,650 – N120,650, while older students are expected to pay between N85,000 – N95,000.

Myschoolnews gathered that before the new development, old students in the institution paid a fee of N40,000, and new students N83,000.

Speaking to Myschoolnews on the development, the SUG President, Comrade Abuchi Michael, said the students are uncomfortable with the increase.

“The students’ reaction is simple – we are not comfortable with the increment; even though the increment is inevitable, the amount they increased it to is too high. They doubled it, like a 105 percent increment, so it’s much.