Two students from the University of Ibadan (UI) have been issued queries for participating in a protest against the recent hike in fees. The students now face the possibility of suspension as a consequence of their involvement in the demonstration.

The protest, which was organized in response to the university’s decision to increase tuition fees, has drawn significant attention and controversy. The university administration has taken a firm stance against the protest, citing disruptions to academic activities and the need to maintain order on campus.

The students in question have been asked to explain their roles in the protest and justify their actions. Failure to provide satisfactory explanations could result in disciplinary action, including suspension from the university.

The situation has sparked debates among students and faculty members about the right to protest and the administration’s handling of dissent. The outcome of the queries and potential disciplinary measures remain to be seen.