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Drama as unemployed graduate storms LAUTECH, demands refund of his fees (Video)

Drama as unemployed graduate storms LAUTECH, demands refund of his fees (Video)

A man created a scene when he visited Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH), Ogboosho, Oyo state to demand a refund of his school fees.

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The yet-to-be identified graduate also stormed the institution with his certificate which he returned because years after graduating, he has been unable to secure a job.

A video which has gone viral showed when he presented his certificates to the University staff with security personnel present.

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He claimed that he had been suffering since when he graduated, noting that the certificate had not yielded him any financial gain since he was awarded.

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“Give me my money, I am suffering,” the man lamented.

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Watch the video below:

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Meanwhile, The management of Ladoke Akintola University LAUTECH has reacted to a viral video of the young man holding a brown file and throwing tantrums.

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When contacted, spokesperson of the institution, Fadeyi Lekan, told TheCable Lifestyle that he could not recognise anybody in the footage.

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According to him, none of the university officials he had contacted over the issue could confirm that the incident happened.

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“It’s only right that I speak on what I’m able to confirm. I called people in my office and they denied it. I’m in Abuja now. Only if I get back to Ogbomosho would I be able to do an investigation and confirm.

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“I saw the video. I couldn’t identify a single person in it, else I would have reached out to hear from them directly,” he said.

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The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) in a 2021 report said that the unemployment rate in Nigeria had climbed to 33.3 percent in the fourth quarter (Q4 2020) from 27.1 percent recorded in Q2 2020.

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