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The outbreak of the Coronavirus has really affected students nationwide and globally. All primary school pupils, secondary school students, polytechnic students, college students, and University students are restricted from going to school.

Recently, the federal government has announced that graduating students can resume to schools, immediately after Salah celebration. Graduating students (pry 6, jss3, and sss3 students) are to write their exams this year.

However, all secondary, primary, and University students should take note of this points:

1. Students that wants to sit for WAEC should take note that the date for WAEC commencement has been fixed, it commences on the 18th of August 2020.

2. Students are encouraged to read their books ahead of the upcoming examination. This will go a long way.

3. All students should not believe any fake news circulating around about date for school Resumption.

4. All students should follow the precautionary measures and guidelines of Covid 19. Some of them include social distancing, wearing of nose masks or shields, sanitization and fumigation of school premises and so on.

Is it a good news that all students are resuming very soon. What is your day about this? Do you love the fact that schools are to reopen soon?

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