The Minister of State for Education, Mr Chukwuemeka Nwajiuba, says no date has been fixed yet for full schools’ resumption even though the Federal Government had continued to engage stakeholders.

Nwajiuba said this during the briefing of the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 on Monday in Abuja.

The minister, however, expressed optimism that the date for resumption was “around the corner”, adding, that “we are not going to be brandishing dates.”

He disclosed that he and the Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, met some stakeholders in tertiary education earlier in the day on the issue.

Nwajiuba said “about 78 privately-owned universities are insisting that they were ready for resumption” while the response from government-owned universities was still “50-50”.
He said that after aggregating opinions, he would return to the PTF to review the situation and then go ahead to make a pronouncement.

The minister urged students of tertiary institutions protesting the continued closure of their schools to be a little more patient with the government.

Source: https://punchng.com/78-private-varsities-ready-to-resume-fg/

na lie

Ok

Stay there and be talking nonsense.

Soon, even Nursery schools would have resumed, while full grown men and women that are supposed to be back on campuses are still at home eating "Mummy, thank you", and wasting time and data on social media. Mtcheww!

Besides, nothing encouraging has been done about ASUU strike. Even if you say public universities should resume tomorrow, most of them still can't resume because of the ongoing ASUU strike.

Nigeria, I hail thee

Na till next year no dey lie give us

Guys, It's not a lie.

The students shaa have different motives aside books

na wah oo....

So private university in Nigeria is up to 78?

SavageMaster:
Stay there and be talking nonsense.

Soon, even Nursery schools would have resumed, while full grown men and women that are supposed to be back on campuses are still at home eating "Mummy, thank you", and wasting time and data on social media. Mtcheww!

Besides, nothing encouraging has been done about ASUU strike. Even if you say public universities should resume tomorrow, most of them still can't resume because of the ongoing ASUU strike.

Nigeria, I hail thee

Eggxactly

boss@whitetiger-technologydrivers.com

While Govt owned schools still wailing
It is well

make dem resume now. how dat 1 take concern me

Marlians no wan gree go school ooo

Mtchewwwww!!

What about the public and federal universities? Why the division

Lol, they are only ready to make money. Not that pe em interested in the learning process

I wonder why government is still keeping schools closed?

oluemmakay:
So private university in Nigeria is up to 78?

it seems u don't know how religious bodies are springing up churches in naija

78 private Ke

.how many do we have in Nigeria

I just hope this goes well. It'll be impossible to avoid covid-19 risk should they resume at this time.

Can't wait to resume make I graduate once and for all. Ahh!! Tired of the tag 'student'

And the others?

Keep safe and mask up guys

I'm not ready to resume please.



We should just resume by February 14, 2021

Ok

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While the federal unis are still not ready regardless of the huge funds donated and borrowed for corona? What a shame!

It will be suicidal if schools resume now. A word is enough for the wise.

Very good one. Let Nigerians stop deceiving ourselves, life has started in all aspects. There's nothing wrong in schools resuming now.