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FUTO Students To Resume After 3 Months + At Home, Exam 3 wks after resumption (photos)

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Next time FUTO students here "pro" they will not "test" it.


The University Senate yesterday released a memo concerning the resumption date.
Save it.
Here is the resumption schedule
Year 1 ------- 8th May 2017
Year 2 - 3 ----15th May 2017
Year 4 - 5 ----15th May 2017.
With evidence of #12,500 as damage fees and a signed undertaking.

Exam is 3 weeks after resumption.


The break started since Feb. 17, 2017.Next time FUTO students here "pro" they will not "test" it.


The University Senate yesterday released a memo concerning the resumption date.
Save it.
Here is the resumption schedule
Year 1 ------- 8th May 2017
Year 2 - 3 ----15th May 2017
Year 4 - 5 ----15th May 2017.
With evidence of #12,500 as damage fees and a signed undertaking.

Exam is 3 weeks after resumption.

The break started since Feb. 17, 2017.

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