ASUU has urged FG to take a "lead by example" in the reopening of the institutions of learning nationwide. 
Speaking through its national leadership, the body stated that the ban imposed on schools due to the Covid-19 pandemic must not be lifted. The ASUU leader, Biodun Ogunyemi, said many institutions do not have the financial potentials to meet the guidelines and conditions laid down for the ban to be lifted. Amid ongoing pressure on the federal government, academic staff union of universities (ASUU) has warned against the reopening of schools due to the Covid-19 pandemic currently ravaging the country. Speaking on Monday, june 29,ASUU national president, Biodun Ogunyemi, submitted that the federal government needed to address the challenges of the education sector before it can consider reopening of schools across the country. In which Ogunyemi also urged the government to provide an ideal environment and should take the lead by meeting the conditions spelt out by the Nigeria center for diseases control (NCDC) before reopening the various education centres and higher institutions. 

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