In a statement from the Director of Press and Public Relations, Boriowo Folashade, Minister of Education Dr. Tunji Alausa emphasized the government's commitment to ensuring a safe learning environment. "The safety and wellbeing of students and staff remain paramount," he stated.
To bolster security, relevant agencies have been notified and will maintain heightened vigilance around the colleges. This coordinated effort aims to protect students, staff, and the broader school community as they return to campus.
Alausa urged parents and guardians to stay calm and rely on official communications while preparing for their children’s return to school. He also directed school authorities to collaborate closely with security agencies to facilitate a secure resumption.
The minister highlighted that maintaining a peaceful and supportive school environment is a collective responsibility. He called on all stakeholders—students, parents, teachers, and administrators—to work together in this endeavor.
The Ministry of Education is committed to monitoring the situation and will take all necessary steps in collaboration with relevant authorities to ensure a successful academic year ahead.
This initiative aligns with President Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, which underscores the importance of education and human capital development for Nigeria’s sustainable growth.
As the new session approaches, the ministry reassures the public that all arrangements are in place for a safe and orderly resumption across all Federal Unity Colleges nationwide.
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