University of Ilorin Resumes Virtual Classes, Says Management
The University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) says it has started online lectures as scheduled, says the Management.
Mr Kunle Akogun, the institution’s Director of Corporate Affairs, said in a statement on Monday that there was misinformation by the social media that the arrangement had been put off.
“Students are, therefore, enjoined to disregard the misinformation as it is fake and misleading.
“Management wishes to assure all our students that we are fully committed to covering all lost grounds as a result of the long break occasioned by COVID-19.
“Also, all necessary arrangements have been put in place to ensure hitch-free online classes pending the time when it will be safe to conduct normal physical lectures,” he said.
Many tertiary institutions have taken their lectures to the cloud due to rising cases of coronavirus in the country.
This is coming after the Academic Staff Union of Universities shed their strike action after negotiation with government.
The need to guide against widespread of the disease tops various states government agenda amidst second wave development.
While the scrambling for vaccine is ongoing, government has started distributions among the 36 states and Federal Capital Territory, according to National Centre for Disease control.
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University of Ilorin Resumes Virtual Classes, Says Management
