“I congratulate the champions for their feats,” he said.
The prosecutor said Mr Aderopo went to the school to beg for alms but started banging at the gate, disturbing school activities when no one came out.
The British Council recognises outstanding achievements of students from various British Council partner schools across Nigeria.
ASUU appealed to the public and students to prevail on the government to negotiate with them and resolve the outstanding issues.
Mr Galadanci added that Nigerian schools were lacking behind in the area of teachers welfare.
Abia and Imo residents have expressed deep concern over the rising cost of food items in different parts of the country.
“Students are to vacate the hostels immediately.’’
“Builders and other professionals in the construction sector must organise and reposition themselves in a strategic manner.’’
The students, who had only two weeks until their first semester examinations, said the situation severely affected their preparation.
“We have resolved to make the process of accessing this funds less cumbersome,” she said.
