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23rd September 2022 3:17:47 PM
1 min readBy: Chris Kodo
Some University of Education, Winneba protesting students have been dispersed by the police using tear gas (UEW).
The students were voicing their displeasure over what they claimed to be inconsistencies between their results and those that were displayed on the university's notice boards and web portal.
The university is ready to take a break, and the students claim that they wanted to know their actual test scores before the break so that the new semester could start.
According to Graphic Online, the university administration apparently planned a meeting with level 400 students in particular to discuss the matter today.
However, after waiting for sometime, with no sign of the meeting happening, the students reportedly massed up and went on rampage.
Some reportedly disrupted lectures and other administrative duties.
They reportedly broke some sign posts, tree branches and used them to block some roads on campus.
This resulted in the calling of the police to intervene.
When the first police responders arrived, they were unable to control the students and therefore called for reinforcement.
This resulted in the firing of teargas to disperse the students, Graphic Online understands.
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