Covid-19: FG To Review Resumption Date For Nigerian Schools
LAGOS JANUARY 12TH (NEWSRANGERS)-The federal government has declared that it would review the January 18 earlier date fixed for resumption of schools across the country. Punch reports that the government on Monday, January 11, attributed the decision to the second wave of COVID-19 currently ravaging the country.
The minister of education, Adamu Adamu, disclosed this while answering questions during a press briefing by the Presidential Task Force (PTF) on COVID-19 in Abuja. The minister of education, Adamu Adamu said that January 18, resumption date is not feasible. Credit: @DigiCommsNG Source: Twitter The minister said:
“On the January 18 resumption date, we are reviewing it. We are going to review it. At the PTF meeting today, we considered it, and tomorrow, the ministry is going to take it up.”
The Lagos government on Sunday, January 3, ordered that all schools in the state should remain closed till further notice due to the spread of the second wave of COVID-19. The announcement was similarly made by the spokesman of the ministry of education in the state, Abayomi.
The announcement was similarly made by the spokesman of the ministry of education in the state, Abayomi. Breaking: Governor Sanwo-Olu uses his power over LASU, cancels this big thing
In another report, a medical doctor working in one of the coronavirus isolation centres in Lagos advised the state governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu on what to do to the violators of COVID-19 rules. In the last few days, the Lagos state task force on coronavirus have been arresting violators of the COVID-19 guidelines in different fun spots in the commercial city.
The violators were recently paraded in the premises of the Lagos state police command while the state commissioner of police assured that they will be prosecuted. Coronavirus: Are Nigerians really afraid of COVID-19?
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