Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) scholars on Monday protested the non-payment of their tuition fees by the commission.
The NDDC students staged their protest at the Nigerian High Commission in London
The students, who had planned to picket the high commission over the non-payment of their tuition by the NDDC were, however, prevented by the metropolitan police.
But they later apologised for their action which initially disrupted activities at the high commission before the intervention of the police.
The scholars also alleged that the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) had neglected them.
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