THE EFFECT OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC ON HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS IN KATAGUM EMIRATE, NIGERIA

Student: Sarah Shuaibu Yusuf
Supervisor: Dr Saleh Sule
HOD: Dr Yunusa Abubakar
Department of Biology Education
Science Education
Sa'adu Zungur University, Bauchi State

Abstract

The COVID-19 pandemic, which emerged in late 2019, has significantly impacted various sectors worldwide, including higher education. In Nigeria, the pandemic has disrupted academic activities, forcing institutions to adapt rapidly to new teaching and learning methods. The Katagum Emirate, located in Bauchi State, is home to several higher education institutions that have faced unique challenges during this period. Corona virus disease is a transferable disease brought about by a recently identified virus. The abrupt shift from traditional in-person education to online and hybrid models has posed significant challenges for higher education institutions in the Katagum Emirate. These challenges include technological barriers, financial constraints, health and safety concerns, and impacts on the quality of education. Understanding these effects is crucial for developing strategies to enhance the resilience of these institutions. This study investigated the perceived consequences of Covid-19 pandemic lockdown on the academic activities of higher institutions of learning in Katagum Emirate Bauchi Specifically, the study attempted This is a descriptive survey study as it attempted to investigate the opinion of the lecturers of higher institutions on the perceived positive and negative consequences of Covid19 pandemic lockdown on the activities of higher institutions in Bauchi State Nigeria

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