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27/09/2023

News Report: President of AAUMSA Addresses School Fee Increment Controversy

In a recent development, Precious Odiyi, the President of the Ambrose Alli University Medical Students Association (AAUMSA), has been at the center of allegations regarding school fee increments affecting all departments within the College of Medicine at Ambrose Alli University. Odiyi, in response to these allegations, has chosen to break his silence and clarify the situation.

According to Odiyi, the controversy surrounding the fee increment pertains solely to the Faculty of Clinical Sciences, and he emphasizes that he and other stakeholders from this faculty were summoned to the Edo State Government House in Benin on July 27th to discuss this specific issue. He also notes that the fee increase primarily affected returning students within the Faculty of Clinical Sciences due to several factors, including a lack of new students entering the department.

Furthermore, Odiyi highlights some crucial points for clarification:

1. The executives of the Faculty of Clinical Sciences have made numerous trips to the Edo State Government House and Secretariat in their efforts to resolve the school fee increment issue, more than any other faculty president, faculty association, or student body.

2. Odiyi criticizes the dissolved Student Union Government (SUG) for not proactively engaging in negotiations to prevent the fee increment when it initially began with the Faculty of Clinical Sciences. He mentions that the SUG attended only one of several meetings with university management and relevant authorities, arriving late and remaining largely quiet during discussions. Consequently, the Faculty of Clinical Sciences had to negotiate the fee increase independently, resulting in a new fee of 220,000NGN.

3. Odiyi points out that the SUG became actively involved in addressing the fee increment only after it had expanded to affect all 66 departments within Ambrose Alli University. He acknowledges that he has

25/08/2023

* JAMB Suspends AAU Student Regularization Due to University Debt Dispute*

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has announced the suspension of student regularization for Ambrose Alli University (AAU) following a dispute over outstanding debts. According to sources within the JAMB office, a student recently raised concerns about paying a fee of 7000 NGN to the university for regularization. This incident has drawn attention to the alleged financial woes between AAU and JAMB.

Traditionally, the process of student regularization involves universities sending student names to JAMB for verification and uploading into the database. Subsequently, JAMB calculates the total payable amount and communicates it to the respective university for payment. However, in this case, it appears that the university has allegedly defaulted on its financial obligations to JAMB, prompting the board to halt the uploading of AAU's student regularization records.

The dispute has caused frustration among affected students who are now caught in the middle of this financial tussle. The suspension of student regularization by JAMB adds to the growing concerns surrounding the university's financial stability and its ability to provide quality education services.

While AAU has not yet officially responded to these claims, the situation highlights the importance of transparent financial dealings between educational institutions and regulatory bodies like JAMB. The fate of students seeking regularization remains uncertain until the university addresses the alleged debts and resolves the issue with JAMB.

This development sheds light on the larger challenges within the Nigerian educational system, emphasizing the need for improved communication and financial accountability between universities and regulatory bodies to ensure a smooth educational experience for all students.

15/03/2023

LEAKED DOCUMENT: The SIT/Management set to sack 22 academic staff of which 15 of them are Senior Professor in the University.

Two out of the 22 listed have already been giving their letters on the 10th March, 2023 tagged LETTER OF DISENGAGEMENT. That they were due for retirement.

As at yesterday, the Speaker of Edo State House of Assembly Rt.Hon Marcus Onobun have totally disassociated himself from the happening in the school explained that the legislature is to make people oriented bills for the betterment of the people, emphasizing that the recent happenings and activities of the SIT in the institution reveals that some persons within and outside the system maybe on the verge of jeopardizing the institution.

Similarly, the governor of Edo state Mr. Godwin Obaseki also disclaims all disengagement letters to Ambrose Alli Varsity workers also insisting that they are illegal, null and void.

He has ordered an investigation of the issue and action would be taken swiftly on anyone culpable. this statement was released by his Special Adviser on Media Projects to the Governor Crusoe Osagie.

Source from Government house told us that Edo State government is ready to set up Governing Council in the next 48hrs.

15/03/2023

Salaries are not pay to workers yet some lecturers are sacked
no replacement
check your department they don't even have Head of department no lecturers
some department the lecturers take more than 2course cus there is no lecturer to teach.
some lecturers are still trying to make the school balance yet SIT is doing there job,
you are sacking Confucius, Professor's Doctors Lecturers with experience who will not just teach buh also impact the knowledge to the students
who will be left out after Prominent Lecturers are sacked
this is really sad 😥
SIT why don't you do something to our Kofa
SIT why don't you pay Staff Salaries buh you keep sacking our lecturers hmmmm

AAU SUG what are you doing concerning this ????

14/03/2023

AAU Management/ SIT sack two lecturers in the university…

Set to sack others…

14/03/2023

Kofa is suspended
we can't pay school fees we can't see our results
alot of our results have not been released
painful thing is that the SUG is not doing anything about this
imagine going to the bank again to queue just to pay your own money dues and all that
or paying to the new AAU portal that slow like snail.
some students lost there school fees due to the old system of paying School fees last semester 😒 some missed the exam yet no make Up exams............
see the stress we all are passing through
we the students are the one suffering 😢 all this
IS this how the kofa won't work again?
AAU SUG what are you doing concerning this???

14/03/2023

Bring Back Our Kofa 🙏

14/03/2023

ICDK: AAU adjust resumption date to 21st of March 2023 as against the earlier 22nd March, 2023

12/03/2023

ASUU AAU Responds To The Press Release On The Salary Situation In Ambrose Alli University. Ekpoma By The University Management.

IT is no longer news that the Edo State-owned Ambrose Alli University (AAU), Ekpoma for a long period of time has been in the news as a result of default in the payment of salaries of workers, staff unions’ check-off dues and other deductions from the emoluments of workers. The salary crisis is a symptom of the dysfunction of management or administration of a university, particularly in the twenty-first century.

ASUU-AAU drags Obaseki, others to court over suspension of unions activities in state-owned universities

This issue has ignited local strike actions by staff unions in the University with particular reference to the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) from 25th March, 2021 – 31st May, 2021 and on 14th February, 2022.

The immediate-past Acting Vice Chancellor of the University, Prof. Benson Osadolor attempted to apprehend the problem by adopting a civilized principle of industrial relations, namely, dialogue with the various staff unions in the University in order to broker peace and restore industrial harmony in the University. Prof. Benson Osadolor’s approach led to a Memorandum of Action (MoA) the University reached with ASUU, Ambrose Alli University (AAU), Ekpoma Chapter on 31st May, 2021 over the problem – payment of outstanding salaries of staff. A proviso in the MoA permitted ASUU to embark on strike in the event of the University failing to pay arrears of salaries of members of the Union.

In handling the salary crisis, Prof. Benson Osadolor was fair, sincere, humane and showed undisguised willingness and readiness to put an end to the salary crisis in the University. He was an Acting Vice Chancellor of due process, having shown unconditional respect for the Law and Regulations of the University. The reality in the University at that time supports the fact that if Prof. Benson Osadolor was allowed to stay

12/03/2023

Omo alot dey happen for this our school ohh 😔

11/03/2023

From: Ag Registrar To: All Students.

EXTENSION OF ELECTION BREAK

Our Circular Ref No: AAU/ REG/SSD/22/Vol.III/85, dated 20th February, 2023, suspending non-virtual academic activities in Ambrose Alli University refers.

Recall that by the said memo, students were directed to vacate the Halls of Residence from Wednesday, 22nd February, 2023 and to return to campus on Wednesday, 15th March, 2023, following the Federal Government’s directive for Universities to close down for the 2023 General Elections

Following the postponement of the March 11, 2023 elections to 18th March, 2023, the Acting Vice-Chancellor, Professor A.S. Adagbonyin, has, on behalf of Senate, approved the extension of the period of stay away from campus by students of Ambrose Alli University to Monday 21st March, 2023.

All students are, therefore, requested to return to campus on Tuesday, 22nd March, 2023.

All other arrangements for vitual interaction through the Learning Management System (LMS), remain as in the readjusted Academic Calendar for the 2nd semester of the 2021/2022 session.

The Acting Vice-Chancellor enjoins all students of the University to remain law-abiding and wishes them safety in all their travels.

Thank you.

Ambrose E Odiase
Acting Registrar