BTU defends in-service students at FCE
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
This follows an interview on national television with the principal of the institution, Wonder Masebola who stated that the students were being influenced by "certain" unions to defy decisions taken by the leadership of the institution.
In response, BTU president Pule Ramabyaa said they have a right to speak on behalf of the in-service students who are members of his union. "Infact, Masebola should be given the boot for continuing to delay availing the relevant documents, hence inconveniencing the students,' Ramabyaa said.
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