who visited the university to inspect the sanitary level of the institution. He said though they couldn’t pay the said staff before July 31st because of the public holiday and other office procedures, the university ensured that all the staff were paid on the 3rd of August.
said the sanitary state of the university environment which looked bad few days ago was as a result of the outbreak of Covid-19 pandemic that affected management staff and forced the school to be shutdown for five weeks, explaining that when the school was partially opened, grass clearing commenced and was ongoing even at the time of this report.
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