Bolaji Ogundele, Abuja

Final year secondary school students in Nigeria won't participate in the forthcoming West African Examination Council(WAEC) examinations, the Federal Government has declared.

The Minister of Education, Mallam Adamu Adamu, who disclosed this to State House Correspondents on Wednesday after the week's virtual Federal Executive Council (FEC) meeting, also said there is no date for school resumption yet.

He said he would prefer Nigerian students lose an academic year to expose them to dangers.

Details shortly...

https://thenationonlineng.net/updated-nigerian-students-wont-write-2020-waec-fg/

https://thenationonlineng.net/breaking-nigerian-students-wont-write-2020-waec-fg/

This is really serious

Wat wont we see in dis country. Different law for different days. No coordination at all. Wat a nation

The country is confused.
Na ASUU and NUT cause this rubbish.

Mr minister but you no dey loose your salary, you just dey busy dey talk arrant nonsense.. Just dey frustrate students...

Nigerian leaders you shall partake in this unending suffering you put citizens into.. One way or the other.

After they make believe secondary schools will open soon

This government is very selfish, insensitive and wicked... they should at least consider the private school teachers na.
The Angel that sent me to Nigeria...hmmm.
na Abraham and other heavenly host fit settle the matter ooo.

Wahala dey o

I knew it

vickyfrancis1:
This government is very selfish, insensitive and wicked... they should at least consider the private school teachers na.
The Angel that sent me to Nigeria...hmmm.
na Abraham and other heavenly host fit settle the matter ooo.

Lol

It's understandable when nursery, primary and secondary school children are restricted from going back to school, but restricting undergraduates (adults that can keep up with the prescribed social distancing and aseptic measures) from going back to school shows that this country is worse be than a joke.

Final year students and those that were supposed to take professional exams are stucked and this has greatly contributed to the rise in depression among undergraduates.

If Buhari led Federal government doesn't want schools to reopen, they should endeavor to approach the senate for the approval of a mechanism that will give some academic waiver to undergraduates.

Hibiscus62:
It's understandable when nursery, primary and secondary school children are restricted from going back to school, but restricting undergraduates (adults that can keep up with the prescribed social distancing and aseptic measures) from going back to school shows that this country is worse be than a joke.

Final year students and those that were supposed to take professional exams are stucked and this has greatly contributed to the rise in depression among undergraduates.

If Buhari led Federal government doesn't want schools to reopen, they should endeavor to approach the senate for the approval of a mechanism that will give some academic waiver to undergraduates.

If I hear... Academic waiver to undergraduates

But this thing no reach like this now imagine the amount of masses children this will affect while the people making the rules have their kids abroad chaii I must do politics for this country