Osun State Polytechnic (OSPOLY), Iree, has issued a notice to all students of the Daily Part Time Programme who have not yet paid their fees for the 2022/2023 academic session. These students are instructed to pay their fees on or before 30th June, 2023 to avoid sanctions, including a penalty fee of N10,000.
Osun State Polytechnic (OSPOLY), Iree, has issued a critical notice to its Daily Part Time Programme students, expressing concern over the non-payment of school fees for the 2022/2023 academic session. The management of the institution is calling for immediate action to avoid potential penalties.
Rising Concerns over Unsettled Fees
OSPOLY’s administration has observed with concern that a significant number of students in the Daily Part Time Programme have yet to settle their school fees for the 2022/2023 academic year. This lack of payment has triggered a direct call to action, urging students to quickly rectify the situation.
Pay Fees by 30th June 2023 or Face Sanctions
OSPOLY has consequently issued a strict directive to the concerned students, instructing them to pay the approved fees on or before Friday, 30th June 2023. This firm deadline is put in place to ensure the smooth running of academic activities and maintenance of institutional standards.
The Cost of Non-compliance
Failure to meet the above stipulated deadline may result in the imposition of stringent sanctions. Defaulting students are at risk of being levied a penalty fee of N10,000.00. This sanction is being considered to enforce financial discipline and ensure adherence to the institution’s financial regulations.
Act Now to Avoid Penalties
The OSPOLY management urges students to take this notice seriously and act promptly. Paying fees on time not only helps to avoid penalties but also ensures uninterrupted academic activities.
In conclusion, OSPOLY’s stern warning to fee defaulters underscores the importance of students fulfilling their financial obligations to the institution in a timely manner. The deadline of 30th June 2023 stands as a crucial date for the concerned students to either pay their fees or face significant penalties. Act now to maintain your academic standing and avoid unnecessary financial burdens.