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Students speak out on closure, they attack Museveni

David Kugonza by David Kugonza
November 2, 2016
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Private students at Muk have attacked the government and president Museveni for closing the university over the small issue they could solve.

Speaking to Kfm students said that the university had just ordered them to pay all their tuition and immediately after paying, the news they get was that the university is closed.

They explained that the closure was uncalled for because the government could bail the university out by giving them the 28billion lecturers are demanding.

They called upon the university and Museveni to recall the directive because they are soon doing their exams.

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