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The Vice-Chancellor also reiterated that “No UNILAG student would drop out of the institution due to fees”. She stressed that the aim of the university was to deliver quality education to its students regardless of class, tribe or creed.
According to them, with the economic situation in the country and the attendant high cost of living, adding school fee hike would like further pressure on them. Speaking in a chat with Vanguard, the Deputy National President of NAPTAN, Chief Adeolu Ogunbanjo, urged President Bola Tinubu to as a matter of urgency, put a stop to the tuition fee hike in public schools.
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“This program is aimed to help our indigent students all over the country, which means to say children coming from poor families will be given cash assistance to buy their school supplies or whatever that they need in school,” Tulfo said.