COVID-19: Nigerian doctors kick against planned resumption of schools in Cross River
The Cross River government plans to open three public schools in each of the three Senatorial Districts across the State on June 16th.
The Association maintained that the quick resumption of schools, despite genuine reasons, has the potential of triggering disease outbreak among students. NMA, however, called for the adoption of educational technologies to provide remote learning opportunities and educational programmes for students in public schools in the interim.
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