Nigeria, July 20 -- The warning was contained in a statement jointly signed on Monday by the association's Southwest Zone D Coordinator, Josiah Adeyemo, Secretary-General, Babatunde Ojetola, and Public Relations Officer, Tope Olugbemi.

NANS said the planned shutdown was aimed at protecting students from the worsening security situation allegedly linked to political activities in the state.

According to the association, students may be directed to vacate campuses and return home if the security situation continues to deteriorate.

The student body expressed concern over reports of shootings, intimidation and politically motivated killings in parts of Osun, saying the incidents had heightened fear among students living both on and off ca...