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https://fb.watch/mDqC-YUp-e/ Protest by the host community sometime last year 👆🏼

Insensitivity of Government

DELTA STATE AGAIN!!! Landlords residing at parkview Estate Asaba, the Delta State capital, are presently living in fear as the State government through the state task force threatened to demolish over 100 homes. In an interview with one of them Mr. Ejiroghene Onomine, said “I am a landowner at parkview estate(formerly known as Musa camp) In 2018, I personally bought a piece of land from the host community 'Isieke community' after my due consultation which revealed that the land from time Immemorial belong to the community but same was leased out to the then school of agriculture now Dennis Osadebay University for agricultural purposes hence upon the expiration of the lease, the community re-entered the land and sold part of it to interested individuals while they also occur part of the land as indigenes. This land, once abandoned and prone to flooding, has been transformed with over 100 completed buildings accommodating both the indigenes, students, and other individuals who have an interest in the land. Just recently, the Vice Chancellor and some other individuals purporting to represent Dennis Osadebay University started alleging that the land has been acquired by the Delta State Government and handed over to the university. Unfortunately, this weighty claim was not supported by any documentary proof, yet the biased committee headed by Mr. Frank Omare go about spreading misinformation through radio stations and social media whilst threatening the demolishment of our properties even when based on the facts presented during a meeting at the unity hall of the government house reveal that the land obviously belongs to the community” He further stated, "that the lopsided constituted task force committee is just out to misleading the public and carry out their evil agenda which is why we are calling on our governor not to allow his subordinates to bring his government to bad light". Watch https://fb.watch/mDqC-YUp-e/ Protest by the host community sometime las

All schools to resume on 5th October 2020

All schools to resume on 5th October 2020 SCHOOL RESUMPTION: 5th October Is The Resumption Date For Schools enlisted Resumption Date means the day immediately following the expiration of the time period during which Seller was restricted from effecting Sales pursuant to this Trading Plan in accordance with the Underwriting Agreement. Many private Nigerian universities are ready for face to face classes after the Covid-19 pandemic but they want the government to specific enough by issue them notice alias memo to reopen their schools to students on a particular date. 1. CROSS RIVER - CALABAR For the Post Covid 19 School resumption, the Government of Rivers State aims to reopen primary and secondary schools with tertiary institutions. The Rivers State Government has reportedly approved the reopening on 5 October 2020 of all primary and secondary schools, technical schools , universities and other tertiary institutions in the state. 2. NASARAWA STATE The Nasarawa State government has directed primary and secondary schools in the state to resume on Monday, October 5, 2020. 3. AKWA IBOM STATE Akwa Ibom State government has announced its plans to stagger school days for Secondary schools with a population of over 2000 students. The categorization, according to the state government, is to avoid congestion and overcrowding of classes as full academic activities commence September 28th for secondary schools and October 5th for primary schools. DELTA STATE The Delta State University (DELSU), Abraka, has announced the reopening of academic activities for the second semester of the 2019/2020 academic year. According to the university’s bulletin, academic activities will resume on Monday, October 5, 2020. GOMBE STATE Dr Habu Dahiru, Commissioner of Education, disclosed this in a press briefing in Gombe on Thursday, NAN reports. Recall that schools in the state were closed in March to curtail the spread of COVID-19 infection in the state. He said, “boarding sc