Six Nigerian students who will represent the country at the Africa Robotics Challenge (ARC) in South Africa on September 28 have cancelled their trip to the country.
Six Nigerian students who will represent the country at the Africa Robotics Challenge in South Africa on September 28 have cancelled their trip to the country over safety concerns.They said the organisers had failed to guarantee their safety throughout the duration of the competition.
The National Coordinator Mrs Remi Willoughby said the organisers had informed her of their inability to provide tight security and guarantee the safety of the students while in South Africa. “This competition we are supposed to go for is Africa Robotics Challenge. It is a product of first Robotics Challenge, which we have been going for in the last few years.
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