JUBA UNIVERSITY STUDENTS AGAINST UNION DISSOLUTION




 Monday, 25 June 2012 15:00

Students at Juba University have condemned the dissolution of their
union decreed by the vice chancellor and said they will not evacuate
hostels.

On Thursday, Vice Chancellor Aggrey Abate closed Juba University
Students Union (JUSU) and said the University will reopen after
students vacated all hostels.

Bakhita Radio visited the students this morning in a hostel to find
out their views on the dissolution of the union.

James Makech said the students condemned Professor Abate’s decision to
dissolve the union and the call on students to evacuate the hostel.

He explained that neither the union nor accommodation were the reasons
for the fight that broke out in the university in March between two
individuals.

Mr Makech said students are supporting JUSU’s intension to open a
court case against the administration of the university.

Marko Manyang said the dissolution of the union brings academic
instability in the university.

He said the union is a body that deals with students’ grievances.

Mr Manyang explained that the administration should not use the excuse
of the hostels to delay the reopening of the university.

He said the hostels issue was not connected with the university’s closure.

Mr Manyang added that the administration is not willing to open the
university, just to stay at home and receive salaries.

He accused the university administration of not caring for the future
of South Sudan.

Mr Manyang said the students are not going to take the law into their hands.

He appealed to the Government to reverse the decisions takes by the
administration of the University of Juba to close the students’ union
and the various hostels for male and female students.

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