Nigerian Higher Institution And Tertiary Students Announces July 29 For An Indefinite Protest

Nigerian student groups from Nigerian universities, polytechnics, and colleges of education have announced an indefinite protest that will be starting on July 29

The decision comes in response to various unresolved issues affecting the education sector, including inadequate funding, poor infrastructure, and unfavorable policies impacting students' welfare and academic progress.

 Nigerian Higher Institution And Tertiary Students Announces July 29 For An Indefinite Protest

Following the recent announcement made by jamb to not include part time students in NYSC programme, as for the benefit should be only for full time students. Part timers are studying because they already have a Career or business and just want to further more on education.

But the Administratives of jamb have taken back reconsideration due to the protests student started so there will be a further update on the new jamb NYSC law.

Organized by multiple student unions, the protests aim to draw attention to the government's failure to address these longstanding concerns despite numerous appeals and discussions. The students plan to hold demonstrations across major cities, urging the government to take immediate action to improve the educational environment and ensure better conditions for learning.

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