‘Some of Rivers State University professors were trained through village contributions’ – Nduma Green reacts to ‘No School Fee No Exam’ policy
Ndume Green has reacted to the latest politics of the Rivers State University policy which made it compulsory that without payment of school fees, students of the institution will not be allowed to write examinations.
Reacting to the policy, the Media Personality, Ndume Green, said it’s regrettable that majority of the professors in Rivers State University went through scholarships outside the country. He also said he know some of the Professors who were trained through village community contributions.
On Tuesday, October 25, some students protested against the lastest school policy which stopped them from writing examinations.
He worried that Professors who went through scholarships and community fundings could initiate policies to sack poor students and stop them from participating in examinations.
In the post spotted by iBelieveAll Blog, Ndume Green wrote:
“Majority of the professors in RSU if you go and check went to school outside the country on government scholarships. I know some of them who were trained through village contributions.
“Today they are the ones who have initiated policies to sack poor students and stop them from writing exams.”
This is coming after students were reportedly chased out of the examinations hall by Campus security officers for failing to pay their school fees.
