Education
Graduate returns certificate, demands refund of school fees
A graduate of the Ladoke Akintola University, Oludare Alaba has returned his degree certificate back to his also, and also demanded a refund of fees paid, lamenting that the degree has not earned him any job since he graduated.
According to him, since he graduated, the only offer he ever got was for money rituals.
He explained that he can’t do money rituals because of the consequences and that he is an entertainer who needs money to advance his career. Therefore, if he gets a refund from his former school, he will invest the money into his career.
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“My name is Oludare Alaba, a graduate of Ladoke Akintola University Of Technology (LAUTECH), what prompted me to return the certificate and asked for a refund is because I don’t know its usefulness since I graduated, the only opportunities I got was fetish or money ritual and I can’t do it because I want to be useful to myself and family.’’
“I once asked my father to help me get money to pursue my entertainment career but he has not been able to repay the loan he used in sending me to school. He said he should have started eating the fruit of his labour. So when I thought about all of this, I felt I should return the certificate and get a refund of my money so I can invest it on my entertainment career’’
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