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General News on Wednesday, April 17, 2019
Source: clbadfmonline.com
2019-04-17
The action of the university was based on an alleged policy of zero balance
Several students at the University of Technology College of Ghana (GTUC) who are required to pay their tuition fees, some of which represent only 20 to 80 pesewas, have been barred from taking the semester-end examination. Tuesday, April 16, 2019, provoking a spontaneous demonstration of students on campus.
The action of the university was based on an alleged policy of zero balance.
After the demonstration, the management met with the CBC and reached a compromise allowing students whose debts are lower than the SGH250 to pbad the exam.
A subsequent CBC notice indicated that management had met with management "to discuss the possibility that students would not be allowed to take exams because they owed small amounts. It was agreed that students with less than GHS250 should be allowed to write the articles.
In the meantime, CBC President Emmanuel Owusu Twum denied Wednesday, April 17, 2019, the statement that students had agreed to a zero balance policy with the management of the company. # 39; university.
"There was false news that said it was the CBC that was aiming for zero balance and that's why students were fired. This was not the case. Two weeks ago, an exercise was taken: the students were sent back to the door, the main entrances of the school and the SRC broke the protocol allowing students to enter the school. school. Thus, some members of the administration were giving students a host of fake stories and lots of wrong things about the CBC, "Twum told Citi FM, based in Accra.
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