The education system in Nigeria was not excluded from the COVID-19 related disruption to education space globally. Secondary Schools in Nigeria re-opened on the fourth of August to allow its senior graduating students prepare for the West African Senior School Certificate Examination which commences on the 14th of this month. The news has raised many questions owing to current realities. Jadesola Adedeji, CEO of Stem Mets Resources joins CNBC Africa for more.
source
The impact of COVID-19 on Nigeria’s consumer goods sector
Published in Education
More from EducationMore posts in Education »
- Fundraiser launched to help provide tuition-free online education around globe
- Fury over SATs result delays as government considers scrapping £180m exam contract
- Voices: ‘It’s not the schools or the kids; it’s the parents’: Readers on why white working-class pupils are falling behind
- Education system not set up to serve white working-class children, major report finds
- Voices: ‘Move the summer holidays’: Readers on how schools should adapt to extreme heat
Be First to Comment