The students, who barricaded roads leading to the Otuoke Community and the institution, described the increase in the school fees from N55, 000 to N85, 000 as unacceptable.
The protest also led to the closure of some business outlets in the town which is the home town of President Goodluck Jonathan.
The students complained that the fees they are being asked to pay does not commensurate with the available facilities. The Vice Chancellor of the university, Prof. Mobolaji Aluko, however, denied the increase.
"The truth is that we have not increased the school fees of the university,'' he said, explaining that the fees advertised by the university during its admission were still the ones being paid.
He said the fees were charged according to the three sets of students that had so far gained admissions into the school.
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