According to UNESCO, 9.8 million African stutdents are experiencing disruption in their studies due to the closure of higher educational institutions.
The danger of contamination and the desire to control the spread of the virus has triggered institutions to resort to online classes.
However, going online is not really easy on a continent where only about 24% of the population has access to the internet. Poor connectivity, exorbitant costs of data, and frequent power interruptions are serious challenges that would hinder internet or online education in Nigeria.
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