School resumption date in Nigeria latest: University for Rivers bone Asuu strike, secondary schools go open with new rules afta Covid-19 lockdown
Rivers state don join states for Nigeria wey don open schools and classrooms afta months of Covid-19 lockdown.
Secondary and tertiary schools for Rivers State for di southern part of di kontri resume academic work after almost six months of closure sake of di Covid-19 pandemic. Goment say Nursery and Primary schools for di state never resume school based on medical experts advice. Students for some public and private secondary schools wey BBC Pidgin visit don resume and dem dey clean dia classroom and school compound, and some of dem don begin learn but di number of students wey resume dey few. New 'rules' for Secondary schools According to Mrs. Nnenna Ogbonnaya, di Vice Principal of Faith Baptist College, Port Harcourt, normally first day of school resumption dey experience low turn out of students for different reasons. One parent, Mrs Tonye Samuel tell BBC Pidgin say payment of school fees na big challenge for many homes because of di effect of Covid-19 wey make some pipo loose dia jobs so for many parents, dem for like make schools conclude di third term for di online class and den resume fully for di new academic session so di burden go dey less for parents. But di Vice Principal, Mrs. Ogbonnaya say e dey important for parents to pay di school fees so di teachers for see salary too. New rules for tertiary institutions Students for di Rivers State University, Ignatius Ajuru University of Education, Ken Saro Wiwa Polytechnic, Elechi Amadi Polytechnic all also open on Monday, October 5, 2020 afta about six months dem stay for house. Di universities no join di Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) for dia strike. Some of di rules dem dey observe