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    FG begs students to remain on campus during nationwide protests

    Vincent OsuwoBy Vincent OsuwoJuly 29, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Prof. Tahir Mamman, Minister of Education, encouraged Nigerian university students on Monday to remain on campus during the scheduled nationwide protests to avoid risking their lives. 

    The minister announced this in a letter to university vice chancellors, which was sent by the interim executive secretary of the National Universities Commission, Chris Maiyaki.

    Certain activists have arranged a countrywide protest scheduled for August 1-10, 2024. The planned demonstration has gained support on social media with hashtags including ‘#EndBadGovernance,’ ‘#TinubuMustGo,’ and ‘#Revolution2024.’

    The presidency and police authorities have urged youths to abandon the plot.

    “The Honourable Minister of Education has directed that the attention of vice chancellors of all Nigerian universities be formally drawn to the plan by unknown groups to embark on nationwide protests.

    “The Federal Government is not unaware of the right of any Nigerian to peaceful protest but is concerned about the safety of staff, students, and university property should there be any protest action.

    “Consequently, the Honourable Minister has directed that Vice-Chancellors of all Nigerian universities should take proactive steps to ensure the security and safety of the university community, including staff and students.

    “In addition, vice chancellors are to please issue specific statements to assure staff and students of their safety. It is also advisable that students remain on campus to focus on their academic pursuits to avoid exposure to any potential danger during the planned protests.

    “Please accept the renewed assurances of my highest considerations and best wishes.”

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