The students threatened that if the fees were not reversed they would lock down and discontinue the academic session.
The representatives of the National Association of Nigeria Students, Ishaq Madaki and Abdulsalam Abdulganiyu, who spoke on behalf of the students urged the legislators to prevail on the state government to order the university management to reduce the fees.
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