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1. Breaking News: “NAUS” Announced Schools In Nigerian Should Reopen
The National Association of University Students (NAUS), through a letter signed by its Senate President, Ibrahim Muhammad Lawal, and addressed to the Federal Ministry of Education on June, 26, has called for the reopening of all schools in the country, according to THE NATION. Read More on Today Educational News
2. Students Give FG two Weeks to Announce Schools Resumption Date
When is school resuming in Nigeria: Talk has been going on and emotion has been hurt, using this medium to describe the way the Federal Government’s poor handling of schools reopening. Students of tertiary institutions have given the government two weeks to give a measure and date on when school will resume. Read More on Today Educational News
3. Breaking News: South-West commissioners for Education Ready For WAEC Examination
The Commissioners for Education in the southwest states have indicated their readiness to sit students in the zone for the West African Examination Council examination without causing harm. Read More on Today Educational News
4. Kuwait likely to end current school year for students due to Covid-19
Kuwait likely to end the current school year for students due to Covid-19: Public schools in Kuwait are expected to shut for the current school year.
The Kuwaiti cabinet is expected to approve recommendations by the education minister Saud Al-Harbi to end the current school year for all students except those in grade 12, local media reported. Read More on Today Educational News
5. OYO State Governor Declare to Reopen Schools Despite the FG Announcement
The Commissioner for Education, Science, and Technology, Barr Olasunkanmi Olaleye told The Nation last night that the Federal Government’s decision would not make Oyo State Government reconsider its stand on school reopening and learning. He said the state was waiting for WAEC’s decision on the development. Read More on Today Educational News
6. Nigeria Parents and NAPPS React to FG’s Twist On WASSCE Decision
The parents and the private school owners in the country have expressed shock over the Minister of Education, Mallam Adamu Adamu, announcement, pulling out all the SS3 students in all the 104 federal government colleges nationwide from participating in the forthcoming West African Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) being conducted by the West African. Read More on Today Educational News
7. FG Reverse School Resumption Until Further Notice
The Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Boss Mustapha, had, on June 29 during a briefing of the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19, announced the reopening of schools for Primary 6, JSS 3 and SSS 3 students to enable them to prepare for their examinations.
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