Voinjama, Lofa County – Students who arrived at the Lofa County Community College early Monday morning for classes were left in utter shock and dismay as their lecturers failed to show up without any prior notice. In a one page resolution addressed to the college administration and the board, the aggrieved lecturers said the protest was their last resort. The go-slow staged by the aggrieved lecturers only brings to public visibility the numerous challenges the Lofa County Community College is faced with in recent times. Meanwhile, a renowned student activist, Martin K. N. Kollie, whose activism cuts across the country says “students of the Lofa County Community College deserve to be in school. Kollie criticized the President’s tuition-free policy terming it as an additional burden to public institutions.

Source: Front Page Africa December 05, 2019 02:03 UTC