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On Monday, parents of Nigerian students studying abroad on government scholarships protested by blocking the entrance of the Federal Ministry of Finance in Abuja.
They are demanding the payment of overdue allowances owed to their children.
According to the demonstrators, their children, who are part of various bilateral education agreements and other scholarship programs, have not received their stipends for the past 16 months, and an additional eight months of payments remain unpaid.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are the parents protesting?
The parents are protesting due to the non-payment of their children's allowances, which have been outstanding for 16 months.
How long have the students been without their stipends?
The students have not received their stipends for 16 months, in addition to an eight-month shortfall that has not been addressed.
