A student at Niger Delta University (NDU) has brought to light the alarming state of the university’s examination hall, highlighting serious safety concerns that have sparked outrage among the student body and online community. In a viral post, the student shared photos and details of the dilapidated conditions, including crumbling infrastructure, inadequate seating, and poor lighting.
The images show broken chairs and desks, cracked walls, and exposed electrical wires, raising significant worries about the safety of students during exams. The student expressed frustration over the university administration’s apparent neglect, stating, “It’s unacceptable that we are expected to perform our best in such hazardous conditions.”
The post quickly gained traction, with many fellow students sharing their own experiences and calling for urgent action. Commenters emphasized the need for immediate repairs and improvements to ensure a safe and conducive learning environment.
In response to the growing outcry, university officials have yet to comment on the issue. However, students are organizing to voice their concerns directly to the administration, demanding accountability and timely intervention.
As the situation develops, it highlights the broader challenges faced by many institutions of higher learning in Nigeria, where funding and infrastructure issues often hinder students’ educational experiences.
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