NANS message to FGN. states the negative effect of COVID-19 on students activities.

NANS message to FGN. states the negative effect of COVID-19 on students activities.

"Even if you reopened schools today, many Nigerian students would find it difficult to resume normal academic activities due to the  effects already caused by Covid19 pandemic,which you are already aware as a Government.

So security wise, the rate of crimes will double up across the country because many students will by all means want to be in school and as such FG should get set for the aspirations of Nigerian students our position.

In the coming days, we would be addressing a press conference calling the attention of Mr. President, Muhammadu Buhari GCFR, Minister of education and the minister of humanitarian affairs, disaster and social development to roll out palliatives plans to Nigerian students before announcing resumption dates of schools across the country.

These palliatives include:

1. Declaration of free academic year to all Nigerian students.

2. Provision for palliatives (food items) or extension of the school feeding program to Nigerian students across all tertiary institutions of learning in Nigeria.

3. Study allowances to students of tertiary institutions."

...Comr. Zakari Hashim CNS

NANS, Zone A coordinator

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