Introduction to the Challenges Faced by Aweil Students
The leadership of Aweil students studying in Western Bahr el Ghazal University, Wau, recently met with the Northern Bahr el Ghazal state Governor, Tong Aken Ngor, to discuss the hardships they are facing in their academic pursuits. Led by Mr. Diang Akuei Akuei, the students’ leadership presented a list of issues that are affecting their studies.
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The top issues on the list include the lack of enough food and tuition fees. According to Akuei, "We have told the governor the challenges facing us such as food deficit in the campus and also issues of fees. These are pressing issues." The students are struggling to make ends meet, and the lack of basic necessities like food is taking a toll on their academic performance.
The Governor’s Response
The governor has pledged to support the students in addressing some of the challenges they are facing. Mr. Akuei stated that the governor has asked them to hold their graduation ceremonies in Aweil, in the freedom square, to inspire the next generation on the importance of higher education. This move is seen as a way to promote education and encourage more students to pursue higher learning.
The State of Education in Northern Bahr el Ghazal
Northern Bahr el Ghazal has been lagging behind in having its own public university. The project to build a public higher institution of learning is still underway, with the construction of the premises stalled at the fencing stage. Authorities are working to complete the project, but it has been a long and challenging process.
Conclusion
In conclusion, the Aweil students studying in Western Bahr el Ghazal University are facing significant challenges in their academic pursuits. The lack of food and tuition fees are major concerns that need to be addressed. The governor’s pledge to support the students is a step in the right direction, and the plan to hold graduation ceremonies in Aweil is a great way to promote education and inspire the next generation. It is hoped that the authorities will work tirelessly to complete the project of building a public university in Northern Bahr el Ghazal, providing more opportunities for students to access higher education.
