COULD NRM BE SCHEMING TO KILL NKUMBA UNIVERSITY?

COULD NRM BE SCHEMING TO KILL NKUMBA UNIVERSITY?
It is not easy to believe how some NRM cadre could have convinced over 1,500 students of Nkumba University to expect tuition fees from Government. Someone told me that some students were found seated at home without fees and they were induced to join Nkumba with the hope of getting fees paid for them! This case calls for proper investigation.
William Kituuka Kiwanuka

Anti riot police deployed at Nkumba University
November 22nd, 2010 Leave a comment Go to comments

Anti riot police is heavily deployed at Nkumba University where students are demonstrating in protest against the decision by university management to bar them from sitting for examinations.

The over 1500 students have been turned away from the examination halls due to non payment of tuition fees.

The group had been registered by the Entebbe Municipality deputy town clerk Ammon Muzoora for various courses and their tuition fees were meant to be paid by the municipal council.

However, according to the university’s academic registrar Wilson Mande, no payment or communication has ever been made to that effect from the council.

The Entebbe DPC Godfrey Kayebwa’s pleas to the students to call off the demonstration have fallen of deaf ears.

Meanwhile the university registrar has promised to organize supplementary papers for the students once all payments are made by the municipal council.

NKUMBA STUDENTS STAGE DEMONSTRATION

By Editor on Nov 22, 2010 with Comments 0

Anti riot police deployed at Nkumba University where students were demonstrating against the decision by university management to bar them from sitting for examinations.

The over 1500 students had been turned away from the examination halls due to non payment of tuition fees.

The group had been registered by the Entebbe Municipality deputy town clerk Ammon Muzoora for various courses and their tuition fees were meant to be paid by the municipal council.

However, according to the university’s academic registrar Wilson Mande, no payment or communication has ever been made to that effect from the council.

The Entebbe DPC Godfrey Kayebwa’s pleas to the students to call off the demonstration have fallen of deaf ears.

Meanwhile the university registrar has promised to organize supplementary papers for the students once all payments are made by the municipal council.