students of the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) Television College (TV COLLEGE) have accused the management of extortion, following the hike in tuition fees and introduction of N7,500 industrial training monitoring fee. The students are misguided, says the Acting Rector. YAKUBU BUSARI reports.
them, the students complained, have dropped out of the college.
Production and Journalism disciplines only.
“We pay exorbitant fees that cannot be accounted for,” they wrote in their letter of complaint made available to CAMPUSLIFE.
after which defaulters would be fined.
Despite the increment, students alleged that the TV COLLEGE lacked equipment that could aid their learning.
on our production assignments. We don’t get anything from the school.
Ms Bewell denied the allegations, saying the students were misguided.
She said the decision to hike the fee was taken by the management team.
She said the increment was necessary to enable the school cope with cost of administration.
amount students were asked to pay.
provide conductive environment for learning.
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