A total of 27 indigent students have urged the Zamfara State’s government to pay their registration fees into the Nigerian Law school for the 2023/2024 academic session.
The call was contained in a statement issued in Gusau, on Friday.
The statement was signed by the Chairman and Secretary of the state’s Law Students’ Forum, Mubasshir Umar and Mahmud Sani-Kaura.
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It revealed that over 90 per cent of the students could not afford the exorbitant registration fees, due to financial difficulties, hence, the need for government intervention.
The statement said: “Admission into the law school is once in a year which is secured before the fees are paid, this is our burden.
“Traditionally due to exorbitant school fees of the Nigerian Law School, state governments, especially in the northern Nigeria pay the registration, mobility and logistics for their indigent law students who qualified and admitted into the school.
“We are appealing for urgent intervention of our kind-hearted state governor Dauda Lawal”.
The statement said the call was imperative, to enable the students register before the expiration of the deadline.
It also lauded the Governor over the declaration of state of emergency in the education sector in the state.
