Authorities of the Kwara State University (KWASU), Malete, Moro local government area, yesterday re-opened the institution few days after it was shut down.

The management of the school announced its closure last Wednesday due to students' protest.

The students had demanded for a downward review of their school fees and the reopening of their portal.

The school's Registrar, Mrs. Foluso Akinrinmade, in a statement, said only the students duly registered for the semester should come back and sit for their examinations starting from May 10, 2012.

Other categories of students, the statement added, would only be considered at a later date.

Parts of the statement reads: "Following the disruption of academic activities at the Kwara State University which culminated in the temporary closure of the institution on Wednesday ,2nd May 2012, senate ,at its sixth Emergency Meeting held on Friday 4th May, 2012 considered? the issue in all ramifications and decided as follows:

"The Rain Semester Examinations of 2011/2012 Academic session will start on Thursday, 10th May 2012 and end on Thursday, 17th May 2012;

"Only students who are duly registered for the rain semester should return to the campus as from Tuesday 8th May 2012.

"Students who paid to the banks after the deadline would have their case considered at its next regular meeting.

"On arrival, all students are expected to sign an undertaking to be of good behaviour while on campus, as any breach of the university regulations will attract stiff sanctions."