Carrying placards, the undergraduates accused the state government and the school’s management of frustrating their academic programmes, EkoHotBlog reports.
The enraged students said nearly one year after the state government announced the relocation of the school to Omuma, the hometown of the State Governor, Hope Uzodinma, the academic programme had yet to commence at the new site.
One of the students, who gave his name as Sampson, said, “This is one year that the governor announced the relocation of the HND departments to Omuma, yet nothing has happened. There is no single structure in Omuma to show that the academic programme will commence there anytime soon. We are giving the school two weeks to fix it or we will embark on a continuous protest.”
A senior staff of the school, John Okoye, who appealed to the students to halt the protest, promised that the management of the institution would take swift measures in addressing the situation.
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