Some of the issues raised by the parents include the varsity's demand for payment of full tuition, hostel accommodation and other services that were not provided as a result of COVID-19. CalebUniversity Covid19 coronavirus
Already, over 100 of the parents have written several complaint letters to the management to draw their attention to the irregularities going on in the school.
In the letter signed by 121 parents and made available to reporters, they raised concerns over demand for payment of full tuition during the COVID-19 pandemic; payment for hostel accommodation and other services that were not provided as a result of COVID-19; commencement of learning through an ‘ineffective and abysmal online learning portal’ without due consideration of internet network connectivity, bandwidth capacity, and more importantly, the cost of data for already financially subdued...
Another parent, Femi Ojikutu, said the school failed to carry them along on decisions made about the students and allegedly imposed decisions made by a few on the larger body. The statement read in part, “Caleb University emerged one of the selected institutions to commence e-learning without interrupting its academic calendar. The institution early in the semester granted all students at undergraduate and post-graduate levels as well as lecturers, free access to various e-library resources to enhance research, learning, and teaching experience and capacity.
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