Kwara Poly Reduces Late Registration Penalty

Date: 2015-12-15

The Kwara State Polytechnic has reviewed downward the payment for late registration in the school to five thousand naira as against the initial ten thousand naira charged by the institution.

The Management of the Institution gave the position on Tuesday in a statement.

According to the statement, students who had already paid the initial ten thousand naira would now be refunded the differences by the management.

It viewed with great concern the protest action by some concerned students of the school, imploring them to desist from public disturbances and be law abiding.

The school management also used parents to appeal to their children to remain calm, particularly now that the issue had been addressed in their favour.

 

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