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Pay Your school Fee to Avoid Embarrassment – Ibadan Poly SUG Advise Students

The Student union government of the Polytechnic Ibadan, Oyo state, under the leadership of the President, Comrade Adedeji Adedamola, has advised all students to pay their school fees and complete registration formalities ahead of the Second semester 2020/2021 examination scheduled to commence on Monday 16th May 2022.

The union also admonished students to pay their dues (SUG, Faculty, departmental and indigenous).

According to the Press statement made available to POLYTV, the student union advised part time students to come along with their school fees receipts and SUG receipts as these requirements would be checked before they can be allowed into the exam venue.

” This is to notify all students in this prestigious institution that examination will be commencing on Monday,16th MAY,2022.

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“To avoid embarrassment during examination, kindly pay up your school fees and others dues as NO PAYMENT;NO EXAM.

“Let us complete our registrations, pay all portal fees and pay for all receipts from SUG receipt, faculty receipts, departmental receipts and indigenous association receipts.

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“Sequel to the NO PAYMENT;NO EXAM to the Part-Time students; All students(full time/dpp)are advised to come along with their School fee receipts attached with the SUG receipt and other dues because,it will be checked before entering the examination hall.

“Any student,Full time or Dpp having issues on their portal,print the error page,write in details (your matric/form number, department & level below the printed paper) and should be submitted to the departmental President forwarded to Faculty President;so the Students Union body through the academic committee,can work on it. That of Part time students should be submitted to the Part time Coordinators & Representatives;so all can be fixed before examination commences.”