University of Abuja shut down




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Following the protest by the students of the Faculty of Engineering, the authorities of the University of Abuja decided to shut down the institution.

The students of the faculty embarked on a protest yesterday when they found out that their counterparts have started writing their second semester exams already while their timetable is yet to be released.

Sources said that the Faculty Exam Timetable was not released due to the pending accreditation issue with COREN and NUC.
Keep in touch for more details later.


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