The University of Ilorin has commenced online lectures for students of the institution.
Kunle Akogun, Director of Corporate Affairs of the institution, announced this in a statement in Ilorin on Monday.
The statement urged students to disregard the information going viral on social media that the arrangement had been put off.
“Management wishes to assure all our students that we are fully committed to covering all lost grounds as a result of the long break occasioned by the Covid-19.
“All necessary arrangements have been put in place to ensure hitch free online classes pending the time when it will be safe to conduct normal physical lectures,” he stated.
Recall that the institution announced recently that academic activities will commence via virtual learning on January 11, 2021.
“Many Stakeholders with intent to visit the institution for transactions will not be able to gain access into the institution while Staff that reside within the institution and their families will also suffer untold hardship.
“The health facilities, by this action will also not be available to the staff, most especially those that reside within the institution.
“This strike action by all ramifications may be counterproductive and thus, further negotiations should be explored.”
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