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We’ve not decided on school fees increase – BUK

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January 23, 2023
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Bayero University, Kano, has denied a report which said it had increased its student registration fees.

A letter is currently in circulation on social media showing an increment in the university’s registration fees.

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The institution’s Deputy Registrar, Public Affairs, Alhaji Lamara Garba, described the letter as fake.

In a statement he issued on Monday, Garba said: “Students, parents and other stakeholders should note that Bayero University has not yet decided on any school fees increase as against the social media post being circulated by some unscrupulous elements.”

He urged members of the public to disregard the information which he described as “fake and malicious.”

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