kingsjeroneyah:

My dear, forget what you hear.
Except you are acting principal of your school, no need looking for the breakdown because the slogan by principal is "wait for your turn".
Knowing the breakdown, will only spur vexation and something close to strive.
My opinion though!!!

WAIT FOR YOUR TURN �

gold360:
WAIT FOR YOUR TURN �

As if that is not enough..
The next phrase is..." No look principal mouth, when im dey chop"

kingsjeroneyah:

As if that is not enough..
The next phrase is..." No look principal mouth, when im dey chop"

hahaha

gold360:
WAIT FOR YOUR TURN �

Abi,I shld wait for my turn?It's well.

BREAKING NEWS! Education Ministry announces two-week closure
The Federal Ministry of Education is a part of the Federal Ministries of Nigeria that directs education in Nigeria. It is located at Block 5A, Federal Secretariat Complex, Shehu Shagari Way, Central Area, P.M.B. 146, Garki, Abuja.




Minister of Education, Dr. Nicolette Henry.

One day after announcing plans to keep public schools opened in the face of the first confirmed coronavirus case, the Ministry of Education has had a change of heart.

In a statement shared with the media moments ago, the Ministry advised that with effect from Monday, March 16, 2020, all schools will be closed for two weeks. It was however noted that this decision will be reassessed and further guidance will be provided.



Meanwhile, the Ministry is urging anyone with concerns to make contact with the Ministry of Education on 226 – 1175 or the Public Health Ministry’s hotline number – 227-4986 between the hours of 08:00 and 16:00hrs, or 624-3067 between 16:30 and 20:00hrs
https://news-af.feednews.com/news/detail/d77ce2663b1017f80b6d38d67f9c5cf5?client=news

Confirm pls

ikem50
post=87473862:
BREAKING NEWS! Education Ministry announces two-week closure
The Federal Ministry of Education is a part of the Federal Ministries of Nigeria that directs education in Nigeria. It is located at Block 5A, Federal Secretariat Complex, Shehu Shagari Way, Central Area, P.M.B. 146, Garki, Abuja.




Minister of Education, Dr. Nicolette Henry.

One day after announcing plans to keep public schools opened in the face of the first confirmed coronavirus case, the Ministry of Education has had a change of heart.

In a statement shared with the media moments ago, the Ministry advised that with effect from Monday, March 16, 2020, all schools will be closed for two weeks. It was however noted that this decision will be reassessed and further guidance will be provided.



Meanwhile, the Ministry is urging anyone with concerns to make contact with the Ministry of Education on 226 – 1175 or the Public Health Ministry’s hotline number – 227-4986 between the hours of 08:00 and 16:00hrs, or 624-3067 between 16:30 and 20:00hrs
https://news-af.feednews.com/news/detail/d77ce2663b1017f80b6d38d67f9c5cf5?client=news

FG: No plan to close schools over COVID-19 https://thenationonlineng.net/fg-no-plan-to-close-schools-over-covid-19/

My principal just informed us that school closes on the 3rd of April.

Labor at it again

https://dailypost.ng/2020/03/17/minimum-wage-organized-labour-issues-7-day-ultimatum/

Minimum wage: Organized Labour issues 7-day ultimatumPublished 9 hours ago on March 17, 2020 By Victor Azubuike

The Organized Labour in Rivers State has issued a seven-day ultimatum to the Rivers State government to meet up its demand or face industrial action.

The seven-day ultimatum, which began on Monday, March 16, 2020 followed an extensive deliberation of both the Nigeria Labour Congress, the Trade Union Congress and the Joint Public Service Negotiating Councils one, two and three of the Rivers state councils in Port Harcourt.

Labour’s announcement is contained in a statement signed by the state Secretaries of NLC, Comrade Matthew Olabe and Comrade Prince Ndukwe of the TUC as well as their Joint public service negotiating council 1, 2 and 3, Comrade Opuwari Ogbada.

The organized labour expressed displeasure; “On the non-seriousness of the state government to resolve the issues in contention despite the window of opportunities offered by the state leadership in view of the intervention of the national leadership.

“Some of the contending issues to include, the reconvening of the negotiating team on the implementation of the new national minimum wage, non- implementation of promotion and annual incremental benefits since the inception of the present administration in 2015, payment of outstanding salary arrears to some workers for February and March 2016 and October 2017, nonpayment of pension and gratuity to pensioners, disappearance of the one hundred million Naira workers revolving housing/car loan scheme and the immediate removal of the retired head of service and other retired heads of ministries, departments and agencies.

“Failure of the state government to demonstrate seriousness in addressing the above issues at the expiration of the seven days ultimatum with effect from Monday 16th March 2020 it will have no option than to embark on an indefinite strike action without further notice from midnight of Monday 23rd March 2020.”

Chibuking81:
https://dailypost.ng/2020/03/17/minimum-wage-organized-labour-issues-7-day-ultimatum/

Minimum wage: Organized Labour issues 7-day ultimatumPublished 9 hours ago on March 17, 2020 By Victor Azubuike

The Organized Labour in Rivers State has issued a seven-day ultimatum to the Rivers State government to meet up its demand or face industrial action.

The seven-day ultimatum, which began on Monday, March 16, 2020 followed an extensive deliberation of both the Nigeria Labour Congress, the Trade Union Congress and the Joint Public Service Negotiating Councils one, two and three of the Rivers state councils in Port Harcourt.

Labour’s announcement is contained in a statement signed by the state Secretaries of NLC, Comrade Matthew Olabe and Comrade Prince Ndukwe of the TUC as well as their Joint public service negotiating council 1, 2 and 3, Comrade Opuwari Ogbada.

The organized labour expressed displeasure; “On the non-seriousness of the state government to resolve the issues in contention despite the window of opportunities offered by the state leadership in view of the intervention of the national leadership.

“Some of the contending issues to include, the reconvening of the negotiating team on the implementation of the new national minimum wage, non- implementation of promotion and annual incremental benefits since the inception of the present administration in 2015, payment of outstanding salary arrears to some workers for February and March 2016 and October 2017, nonpayment of pension and gratuity to pensioners, disappearance of the one hundred million Naira workers revolving housing/car loan scheme and the immediate removal of the retired head of service and other retired heads of ministries, departments and agencies.

“Failure of the state government to demonstrate seriousness in addressing the above issues at the expiration of the seven days ultimatum with effect from Monday 16th March 2020 it will have no option than to embark on an indefinite strike action without further notice from midnight of Monday 23rd March 2020.”

Are they really barking this time a bi Na same toothless thing?

kac13:
My principal just informed us that school closes on the 3rd of April.

how true is this ur information.

Caringpro:
how true is this ur information.

The info was correct before but now it has been reversed to 27th of March.

No FAAC news?...I always visit this thread to get the latest gist about allocation.

Edozie82:


OK,does the impress covers the running cost for d inter house sports?but then do u hv a break down of d impress? I heard dt school compound clearing is part of d cost covered by d impress.I dnt knw hw true it is

there is nothing like breakdown. If you seek for breakdown, u won't get any.
Know that 1k was paid per child which covers examination, result n other necessities like administrative cost, logistics of your Principal. Using d money for environmental is welcome but not a must

D money covers interhouse sports because no other money was paid for interhouse. Hope you are aware that Gov N.W has suspended all interhouse sports till next session cos of Visitor CORONAVIRUS

BREAKING NEW
FAAC Ends in Deadlock ON MARCH 18, 2020 8:43 PMIN NEWS By Emmanuel Elebeke

FAAC The monthly meeting of the Federal Accounts and Allocation Committee (FAAC) slated for Wednesday, March 18, has ended inconclusive. Though, the reason for the inconclusiveness was not made known as at the time of filing this report, but Vanguard learnt that the reason was not unconnected with the reconciliation of NNPC accounts.

The Director, Information and head of Press and Public Relation in the Ministry of Finance, Hassan Timon Dodo, who spoke on the development, told journalists that the meeting ended inconclusive and had been rescheduled for another date, “Gentlemen, this briefing cannot hold because the FAAC meeting ended inconclusive and has been rescheduled for another date.

“We are sorry for the inconvenience this may cause you but be rest assured you will be re-invited for the briefing on a later date.’’ Vanguard gathered that this development may lead to delay in the payment of salary to federal and state workers’ until the matter responsible for the inconclusive meeting is resolved. This is the first time the FAAC meeting is ending in deadlock after a long while.

IT will be recalled that the meeting ended abruptly and shifted indefinitely in March, June and July 2018 severally after disagreements between the Commissioners Forum and the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC to allow for time to address the issues of under remittances by the oil Corporation

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2020/03/faac-ends-in-deadlock/

jamesbridget13:
there is nothing like breakdown. If you seek for breakdown, u won't get any.
Know that 1k was paid per child which covers examination, result n other necessities like administrative cost, logistics of your Principal. Using d money for environmental is welcome but not a must

D money covers interhouse sports because no other money was paid for interhouse. Hope you are aware that Gov N.W has suspended all interhouse sports till next session cos of Visitor CORONAVIRUS

......wow,this is just a means of putting extra money into the pockets of d schl heads.. expecting the visitor Coronavirus?pls o,it's better we close the schls now to be at a safer hands.

Edozie82:




......wow,this is just a means of putting extra money into the pockets of d schl heads.. expecting the visitor Coronavirus?pls o,it's better we close the schls now to be at a safer hands.

Really, so no more inter house sports starting from today?

[quote author=Chibuking81 post=87564855]BREAKING NEW
FAAC Ends in Deadlock ON MARCH 18, 2020 8:43 PMIN NEWS By Emmanuel Elebeke

Result of feeding bottle federalism. Though, the reason for the inconclusiveness was not made known as at the time of filing this report, but Vanguard learnt that the reason was not unconnected with the reconciliation of NNPC accounts.

The Director, Information and head of Press and Public Relation in the Ministry of Finance, Hassan Timon Dodo, who spoke on the development, told journalists that the meeting ended inconclusive and had been rescheduled for another date, “Gentlemen, this briefing cannot hold because the FAAC meeting ended inconclusive and has been rescheduled for another date.

“We are sorry for the inconvenience this may cause you but be rest assured you will be re-invited for the briefing on a later date.’’ Vanguard gathered that this development may lead

Chai.....mk school do close. I don tire.

BREAKING] Coronavirus: FG orders closure of varsities, schools nationwide
Published March 19, 2020

Olaleye Aluko, Abuja



The Federal Ministry of Education has ordered the immediate closure of tertiary institutions, secondary and primary schools nationwide over the outbreak of the Coronavirus in the country and as part of measures to contain the spread.

The Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Education, Mr Sonny Echono, confirmed this to The PUNCH in Abuja on Thursday.

When sent an inquiry through a text message, Echono simply replied, “Confirmed.”

Details later…

D

chrissoki:


Really, so no more inter house sports starting from today?

No such thing. Please don't mind the poster. I don't know where these people get all these fake information.

Rivers State Government closes schools

•directs religious organisations to restrict their activities

The Rivers State Government has closed all schools in the state and directed all religious organisations to restrict their activities as a result of the global coronavirus pandemic.

In a statewide broadcast on Friday, Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Ezenwo Wike said that the action was taken in the interest of Rivers State.

The closure affects public and private Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Institutions.

He said: "Based on the above precautionary measures, the State can be described to be at an alert state. To further strengthen our resolve to protect our citizens, the State Government has taken the following decisions:

"1. All Schools in the State are to be closed down with effect from Monday, March 23, 2020.

2. All Religious Organisations are to restrict their activities."

Governor Wike said that his administration took the decision with a deep sense of responsibility.

He said: "As you are aware, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has described coronavirus as a global pandemic. This development calls for collective action by all well-meaning citizens.

"As a responsive government, even though we have not had a confirmed case of coronavirus, we did not rest on our oars as we set-up a Five-man Inter-ministerial committee to carry out an aggressive public enlightenment that will protect all those living and doing business in the State from the disease.

"This decision was taken because we understand that we are the headquarters of the Hydrocarbon Industry and also a major commercial hub in the country that attracts people from all walks of life."

The Rivers State Governor noted that with actions taken, the State is alert to address any situation.

"The committee had since its inauguration carried out Stakeholder Engagement with Community Development Committees, Religious Groups, Principals and Head teachers of schools, Traders Association, National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW), Military, Paramilitary, Police, International Oil Companies and The Association of Local Government Chairmen of Nigeria (ALGON).

"In addition to this, radio and television jingles, flyers and billboards have been fully utilised by the committee to pass the prevention message to all the nooks and crannies of the State."

The Governor added: "The State Ministry of Health has also been empowered to set up intervention resources:

"i. 158 Surveillance and Ad-hoc personnel have been trained.

"ii. One Treatment Centre, Holding Centers in the Two Teaching Hospitals and all General Hospitals in the State are fully functional.

"iii. All Health Workers, both private and public have been trained and briefed on Infection Control Measures and appropriate use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE),Hand Sanitizers have been procured, Infrared thermometers have been procured and Stockpiling of other commodities and equipment and we have redoubled surveillance at our Airports, Seaports, Waterways and Land routes."

Governor Wike pleaded for the understanding of Rivers people.

He said: "My dear good people of Rivers State, as painful as these decisions may seem, it is a sacrifice we must make to protect ourselves in the face of recent developments.

"Let me assure all those resident in the State, that the State Government under my leadership is ready and willing to protect their lives at all times.

"May I therefore call for the understanding and collective support of all and sundry to keep our State safe from coronavirus.
Together, we shall win with God on our side."

Simeon Nwakaudu,
Special Assistant to the Rivers State Governor, Electronic Media.
20th March, 2020.

I know some Thomas here will still doubt this information.

Rivers State Government Closes Schools over Coronavirus https://profjaysblog.com/2020/03/20/rivers-state-government-closes-schools-over-coronavirus/

ChyChy17:
No such thing. Please don't mind the poster. I don't know where these people get all these fake information.

i am not just a mere poster. I am a Head Teacher. This ur statement is d reason y most times instead of say anything in this forum, i better stay quiet n save my energy for something else.

jamesbridget13:
i am not just a mere poster. I am a Head Teacher. This ur statement is d reason y most times instead of say anything in this forum, i better stay quiet n save my energy for something else.

Ehen! So na una dey chop the impress, we don catch you today.

[quote author=jamesbridget13 post=87608410]i am not just a mere poster. I am a Head Teacher. This ur statement is d reason y most times instead of say anything in this forum, i better stay quiet n save my energy for something else. [/quote

Please Mr Head Teacher don't say that OK, as of when you passed the information school was still on... Wike made that pronouncement today been 20/3/2020.. the closure takes effect from 23/3/2020.... Thanks

[quote author=chrissoki post=87612248][/quote] hmmmn! I see that we are not saying the same thing. I would appreciate if next time, u don't address me as "Mr Head Teacher". Thank you

etin06:


Ehen! So na una dey chop the impress, we don catch you today.

lolz. Somebody must chop em na

Hey stop that.A head teacher gave an information and you are saying as at the time, there has not been any pronouncement.Do you think when the announcement was made was when it was conceived. How many time do you attend meeting. The head teacher in this regard is your boss.Pls be cautioned.