FG Shut Down All Polytechnics for 2023 Elections
Education Minister Adam Adam has ordered the closure of all universities in the country ahead of general elections scheduled for February 25 and March 11, 2023.
Idris Bugaje, Executive Director of the National Board of Technical Education (NBTE), has been asked to forward the guidelines to all Colleges of Technology and Rectors.
The minister ordered that all academic activities be suspended from 22nd February until 14th March.
“Given concerns about the safety of staff, students and property at their respective institutions, Education Minister Adam Adam has ordered all universities to close after extensive consultations with relevant security agencies. ”
“And academic activities will be suspended from Wednesday, February 22 through Tuesday, March 14, 2023.
A while ago:
The federal government will close all higher education institutions ahead of the 2023 elections.
The federal government has ordered the closure of all universities on February 25 and ahead of his March 11 elections. See below for details.
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“In light of the above and the concerns regarding the security of the staff, students and property of each institution, Honorary Minister of Education Mal Adam Adam, after extensive consultations with relevant security agencies, has announced that all colleges and universities should have 2 On 22nd March and 14th March 2023, the university center will be closed and academic activities will be suspended,” read a February 3rd letter from the National University Commission.
The university has been asked to close from 22nd February until 14th March.
Last month, the National Nigerian Students Association (NANS) urged Buhari to temporarily close all universities until after elections on February 25 and his March 11. The association emphasized that the closure will allow the student to save his PVC.
“The NANS Vice President’s Office (Foreign Affairs) has instructed the Federal Government of Nigeria to immediately and temporarily close all higher education institutions so that students can collect his PVC from municipal areas and participate in the upcoming elections. I ask you to do so,” he said of his NANS. Vice President Aquintaye Babatunde said:
