Students fault ASUU on 2021 resumption date
Many students have expressed disappointment over the statement by the President of the Academic Staff Union of the Universities , Prof. Biodun Ogunyemi, that the Federal Government should not reopen schools until it is safe for students.
“Nigerians should accept the fact that this pandemic has come to stay with us for the time being, let us not use the pandemic as a cover to hinder the progress of our educational system. He, however, implored the government to use the lockdown to fund schools and improve their facilities. Adeniyi Yusuff Olamilekan, a 100-Level student of Mass Communication, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, noted that the 2021 date given by the ASUU was not welcome because it would affect students academically.He urged the government to provide all the necessary health materials that would prevent students from getting infected and to also change the way schools operated in terms of class size reduction.
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