News
Education Ministry May Review Jan 18 Resumption Date For Schools

The Federal Ministry of Education may announce a new date for schools to resume depending on the nation’s COVID-19 indicators.
This suggests that the Jan.18, 2021 date is not is not visible following the spate of the spread of the virus.
The Minister of Education, Mr Adamu Adamu dropped the hint on Monday in Abuja, at the joint national briefing of the Presidential Task Force (PTF) on COVID-19.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the PTF in December 2020, ordered schools in the country to remain closed until Jan. 18, 2021.
Adamu said,“When we decided on that date, it was just a target toward what we are working on.
“’ Of course we are keeping it in view and looking at what is happening in the society and then it is supposed to be subject to constant review.
“’ Even today at the PTF meeting, we looked at the rising figures and thought we should probably take another look at it. On the Jan.18, 2021 date for schools resumption, we are reviewing it,” he said.
The minister added that the issue was considered at the PTF meeting held on Monday and the ministry would take it up on Tuesday.
-
News4 weeks ago
2024/2025 Academic Session: Ede Poly Resumes February, 2nd
-
News3 weeks ago
OSCO-HEALTH Ilesa Gets Accreditation for 6 New Courses, One Reaccredited
-
News7 days ago
LGs Appeal Court Judgement Enforcement: Osun NULGE Directs Members To Withdraw Services
-
News3 weeks ago
‘My address on Aragbiji Chieftaincy Misconstrued’ – Oba Olabomi clarifies
-
News3 weeks ago
Aragbiji Chieftaincy: Oba Olabomi Rejects Osun Govt Decision To Adopt Another Ruling House
-
News3 weeks ago
Osun West APC Warns Against Division Ahead of 2026 Governorship Election
-
News2 weeks ago
IMRDF’s Intervention Preventing Worse Mining Crisis In Ijeshaland – Fasuyi
-
Business2 weeks ago
Ooni’s Delegation In Kazakhstan To Woo Investors To Nigeria – By Mose Olafare