Learning institution have remained closed since the outbreak of the deadly disease corona virus. learners have stayed home for 6 months now.
University of llorin Releases Urgent Notice on September Resumption All institutions are working hard to meet the requirement of the ministry of health in order to resume studies soon as said by the CS George magoha.
It could be recalled that the federal government of Nigeria shutdown schools in all levels across the state in 23 March due to the outbreak of the deadly virus (COVID-19) and until date, school activities have been suspended.
Following the reopening of schools in August 4th by FG for final year students year students of JSS 3 and SS 3 in Secondary schools across the country .
The federal government reopened schools for students of junior and senior secondary school after putting all health precaution measures in order to prevent the spread of the virus among students and teachers .
Indication shows that the deadly virus is no longer dominated in Nigeria after NCDC discharged about 11,000 patients from isolation centers after FG eased lockdown on worship centers , reopening of domestic airports , easing of inter – state lockdown and businesses .
A lot of people are doubting september 7 resumption date although no official date has been announced yet for school resumption but what they fail to understand that POST UTME will not kick-off successfully if all tertiary institution across the country fail to resume for all academic activities and as such, all universities,poly, college of education must resume and all student must resume in all the campuses to prepare for examination so as to end first semester for 2019/2020 academic session.
Also disturbing is the fact that ASSU and the Federal Government have still not reached a level playing ground concerning salaries, arrears and other logistics that will aid seamless resumption.
Many are of the opinion that ASUU will go on strike after Federal Government asks schools to resume and this may cause further trauma for students who have missed months of schooling.
As expected, students have started making inquiries about the September 7th resumption date that is already generating controversies online.
The news has continued to raise false hopes and anxiety among tertiary students who have spent over 5 months away from conventional academic activities.
Watch the fake edited Video circulating the internet on school resumption in september below:
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