Chancellor college students have disclosed that they are to hold mass demonstrations as a sign of disagreeing with the closure of the university.

The students have stated that the Unima council needs to open the college as a way of ensuring the students` right to education.

Sylvester Ayuba James, who is leading the students, said that the demonstrations shall be held in major cities of the country to force the council to open the college.

“We, therefore, would like to call upon all our members to prepare for mass demonstrations which will be held in all the four cities next week.

The date and other logistical arrangements will be communicated in due course. Meanwhile, we will be working on notifying the relevant offices as per requirements of the prevailing law,” explained Ayuba through a statement addressed to the students.

He further urged fellow students to join the demonstrators arguing they are fighting for their right to education that has been infringed through persistent closure of the college.

However, the council is reported to have disclosed that it does not operate on “threats” from students hence the students must not threaten it.

Chanco was closed after academic staff downed tools demanding salary increment that is equal to other colleges under UNIMA.

The council then resolved to have the salary hiked but students are still in homes waiting for authorities to open the college’s doors.