THE Federal Government yesterday stated that the 104 unity schools
are not affected by the shift in the dates of the general elections by
the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).
The government explained that students of the schools are expected to resume from their midterm break today.
Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Education, Sonny Echono made the clarification in a telephone interview with The Nation in Abuja yesterday.
Students of the unity colleges embarked on their midterm break on the 15th of this month.
There were reports that the pupils may be affected by the shift in the dates of the general elections by INEC.
But, Echono said all the unity colleges are expected to resume their normal programmes today.
“The postponement of the election has nothing to do with our midterm break.
“Our schools are resuming tomorrow and they are running our normal programmes. Our midterm break is over.
”They are resuming after the midterm and they will be in school.”
The government explained that students of the schools are expected to resume from their midterm break today.
Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Education, Sonny Echono made the clarification in a telephone interview with The Nation in Abuja yesterday.
Students of the unity colleges embarked on their midterm break on the 15th of this month.
There were reports that the pupils may be affected by the shift in the dates of the general elections by INEC.
But, Echono said all the unity colleges are expected to resume their normal programmes today.
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He said: “Unity schools are not closing. We only did our midterm because it was coinciding with the previous date.“The postponement of the election has nothing to do with our midterm break.
“Our schools are resuming tomorrow and they are running our normal programmes. Our midterm break is over.
”They are resuming after the midterm and they will be in school.”
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