WELCOME BACK TO SCHOOL FOR FIRST SEMESTER 2019/2020 ACADEMIC SESSION

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*FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OYE EKITI*
(Office of The Dean of Student Affairs)

 *WELCOME BACK TO SCHOOL  FOR  FIRST SEMESTER 2019/2020 ACADEMIC SESSION*

Sequel to the decision of the University Senate that directed all students to resume for first semester 2019/2020 academic session on Tuesday 19th January,  2021, I write to welcome all students back to  school and intimate them to note the following COVID-19 prevention  guidelines for resumption and requirements for smooth academic process:


°Faculties, offices, classes, laboratories, workshops and University Hostels will be cleaned, fumigated and decontaminated on Saturday 16th January, 2021. 

°Hostels will be opened to accommodate students as from Tuesday 19th January, 2021. 

°students will not  be allowed into the hostels before the date stated. 

°Handwashing  materials will be provided at strategic points  within the campus and students are advised to wash their hands at regular intervals 

°Handwashing and temperature check will be provided at strategic points.

°Students are to ensure strict compliance with the Covid-19 protocols by putting on their facemasks within and outside the  University premises 

°Students are to come with hand sanitizer which must be in their possession at all times and be used at intervals.

°Students are to ensure social distancing by avoiding hand shaking, hugging and all forms of crowd in and outside the campus 

°No visitor will be allowed into the University hostels till further notice.

°Students residing off campus are to ensure compliance to the Covid-19 Prevention Protocols.

°Student Affairs Division will liaise with off campus hostels to ensure they adhere to all COVID-19 protocols.

°Students are advised to pay their school fees as debtors will not be allowed into classes.

°Students are to come with their Android phones, laptops or tablets for  virtual learning and teaching.

°kindly be assured that the University will put all necessary arrangements in place to ensure conducive learning environment, accommodation and COVID-19 prevention protocols.

I therefore wish you successful resumption.

SIGNED
Prof. Dosu Malomo
Dean, Student Affairs

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