The government, in a statement signed by the Secretary to the State Government (SSG), Barrister Taiwo Adeoluwa also appealed to the University Senate to grant amnesty for the last time to all students with matriculation numbers but who have not registered for several years to update their registration status within one week.
It also directed the Senate to organize a special examination for those that might have missed part of the on-going examination.
“In view of the appeal, government hereby directs as follows: All students affected must pay all their backlog of fees within seven days of this announcement; All fresh students who still wish to take up admission for 2012/2013 but fail to meet matriculation deadline must also pay all their fees within the period. These set of students will swear to the matriculation oath at a special ceremony; All stale students without full fees should apply and take a leave of absence”, the statement said.
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