Thu. Sep 11th, 2025

The University of Nairobi (UoN) medical students have taken to the streets to protest over the delayed release of their examination results. The students, who are supposed to proceed to the next level of their studies, are yet to receive their results, causing uncertainty and anxiety among them. The new academic year is set to commence soon, and the students are worried that they will be left behind if their results are not released on time. The students have been waiting for their results for several months now, and the delay has caused them to miss out on important academic milestones. The university administration has been accused of being slow in releasing the results, with some students claiming that they have been waiting for over six months. The students have tried to reach out to the university administration, but their efforts have been met with silence. The protest, which was held outside the university’s main campus, saw students carrying placards and chanting slogans, demanding that the university release their results immediately. The students have also threatened to take their protest to the streets of Nairobi if their demands are not met. The university administration has yet to comment on the matter, but sources close to the university have revealed that the delay is due to a technical glitch. The glitch, which affected the university’s online portal, has caused a backlog of unprocessed results, leading to the delay. The university has promised to resolve the issue as soon as possible, but the students are skeptical, given the university’s history of delays. The students have called on the university administration to take immediate action to address the issue, warning that any further delays will have serious consequences on their academic careers. The protest has also highlighted the need for the university to improve its communication with students, with many students complaining that they are often left in the dark about important academic matters. The university has a reputation for being one of the best in the country, but the delay in releasing results has raised questions about its efficiency. The students have also called on the government to intervene, citing the importance of education in the country’s development. The government has yet to respond to the students’ demands, but sources close to the ministry of education have revealed that the government is taking the matter seriously. The protest has also sparked a debate about the state of education in the country, with many Kenyans taking to social media to express their outrage over the delay. The university has promised to release the results as soon as possible, but the students are waiting with bated breath, hoping that their results will be released before the new academic year commences. The delay has also caused tension among the students, with some students accusing the university administration of being incompetent. The university has a long history of producing some of the best medical professionals in the country, but the delay in releasing results has raised questions about its ability to deliver. The students have vowed to continue their protest until their demands are met, and the university administration has been given an ultimatum to release the results immediately. The university has also been accused of being insensitive to the students’ plight, with some students claiming that they have been treated like ‘numbers’ rather than individuals. The protest has highlighted the need for the university to prioritize the welfare of its students, and to take immediate action to address any issues that may affect their academic careers.

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