JUST IN🔥🔥ADAMAWA POLYTECHNIC CHARGED STUDENTS AS VERSITY RE-OPENS.

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BY Prof Hõlå isããc ☦️

The Adamawa State Polytechnic in Yola is set to resume full academic activities on Monday, May 19, 2025, following a month-long shutdown. The institution was closed after a student protest on April 28, 2025, over grievances including prolonged blackouts and water shortages.

Resumption Requirements:👇🏾

👉 N3,000 Levy: The management has imposed a N3,000 levy on each student as a condition for readmission.

👉 Registration Fees: Students must provide evidence of payment for first-semester registration fees.

👉 Undertaking: Students are required to sign an undertaking to maintain good behavior.

The circular, signed by the Acting Registrar, Mr. Simawa Ayuba, outlines these requirements for students to resume academic activities.

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