BREAKING: FG affirms 18th January schools re-opening date is sacrosanct

LemonJuice 14th January 2021

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The Federal Government has finally agreed to go ahead with the January 18, 2021 resumption date for schools nationwide despite the pressure being mounted by some organisations, including the Academic Staff Union of Universities, against reopening of schools amid the second wave of the pandemic.

The decision was taken after due consultations between the Ministry of Education and critical stakeholders in the education sector.

Read released circular below;

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