Parents of 88 stranded students in Cyprus appeal to Zamfara govt to clear debts

The Parents of 88 students stranded in Cyprus have appealed to the Zamfara state government to clear the debts owed by the students. The Chairman of the Cyprus Students Parents Association in Zamfara State, Mr.

Ibrahim Tudu, highlighted the critical situation the students are facing without a solution from the government. The students' residence permits, tuition fees, and accommodation expenses have all expired, leaving them in a difficult situation.

Tudu urged Governor Dauda Lawal to settle the debts amounting to N1 billion to enable the students to continue their studies. The state government had previously paid N290 million for the students but they have refused to return to Nigeria.

The parents are now calling for urgent action to alleviate the hardship faced by their children in Cyprus.