IF THE DATE SHOULD BE CHANGED AGAIN, IT WILL PORTRAY OUR GOVT AS AN UNSERIOUS ONE. A GOVT THAT CANNOT MAKE FIRM DECISION

d NMA r nt bin sincere,y hold bak primary nd secondary skuls,wen tertiary institutions r on,wen religion clergy r busy holdin crusades.....

Seriously postponing the resumption date doesn't make sense.

We are just going about this all thing in wrong way. What are we trying to achieve by postponing the resumption date for secondary and primary schools? Protect the children? Wha makes the children more vulnerable to Ebola in school than when when they are at home?

Why are public places still wide open, if the government truly cares about containing Ebola, why not close than public places like banks, markets, work places.

For a child to contact a Ebola, he has to make contact with an adult, what is the government doing to ensure theses adult don't contact Ebola.

The north and part of east, west, and south have no reported case of Ebola, why should their schools remain close?

How about sunday school/catheshism classes/Islamiyya... Church gathering, holiday classes that are on going... Me thinks, proper orientation is what we need

Whatever that will be in the interest of nation should be done.

dulaman: please we are tired of the break already, don't postponed anything.something must always kill a man

you must be insane for saying such.... What kind of brain do you have? Please watch your mouth in public

I dont know why the ministry of eduction made a u turn on the resumption
date. I hope money did not change hand. with all the warning from
ministry of health.

Im very angry at the fact that this was these same set of people that didnt give a damn about the educational sector, or pressure the FG to increase the budget to better things.


Their counterparts were busy attending session just for monetary gains, some just sit without even contribute to discussions that carry national weight. They are there to just have fun, and of course the cash is a forerunner of it.


They only sit up whenever its about the oil business. Security and education is like something that shouldnt be touched before.


Hypocrites as they are, they now show concern when a very SERIOUS HEALTH HAZARD is threatening the economy. ASUU strikes and the likes didnt move them all. It is Ebola that moves them, and i cant but ask this question---



MUST THEY TAKE THINGS SERIOUS WHENEVER SOMETHING THREATENS NIGERIANS TO THIS EXTENT?

REM THEY DIDNT SHOW SERIOUS CONSIDERATIONS TO MAKE THE PRESIDENCY AT LEAST FOCUS ON DOING SOMETHING ABOUT THE HEALTH SECTOR. AND NOW THAT EBOLA IS STILL AROUND, THEY MAKE PROVISIONS TO MAKE SURE THEY STILL ATTEND SESSIONS. WHY CANT THEY SIMPLE COPY THE SAME MEASURES TO ALL SCHOOLS IN NIGERIA AND LET THESE KIDS GO BACK TO THE CLASS?

N.A doing like n/a to core issues until its out of hand.

they better take it back to October oo...

shuo!

i need enough pocket money.

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bigt2: It sould be changed to even December . I don't trust Ebola.

Gbam!

Nigerians emulating Liberians since ebola took effect.

lafuria1: Seriously postponing the resumption date doesn't make sense

what makes sense then











shifting the resumption has more than enough advantages.

they should wait ooo...................ebola is a stubborn disease and our children's lives are more important to us than the school......schools should wait till next year

I've always wondered why the FG changed their mind in the first place. Reasons given to justify that decision holds no water what so ever. it is on record that our tertiary institutions (ASUU and ASUP) were grounded for almost a year for mere monetary disagreement. Then no body remembered the collateral damage it had on the academic calender. Now that we have a menace which has been internationaly adjudged as genocidal, thesame FG is surprisingly more concerned about the sanctity of the academic calender.

They should resume when there are zero cases or there is a drug that can slow down the effects. Do they not have sense at all. Nigeria is now tagged as ebola striken yet they are doing everything to make it spread.

Let all students stay at home and read their books.

God knows how many people that OAU girl has infected now if she is postive

This thing is likely to be indefinite, if I were teachers,I would start making placards advertising my service so as parents or individuals can contact me for private tutoring pending till school resumes.

Sunday, u're not resuming any school until the last person on Ebola is cured!

bigt2: It sould be changed to even December . I don't trust Ebola.

lol. Just don't let those school stakeholders get hold of you!

Kizmarty:


what makes sense then











shifting the resumption has more than enough advantages.

What are the advantages?

dulaman: please we are tired of the break already, don't postponed anything.something must always kill a man

dulaman: please we are tired of the break already, don't postponed anything.something must always kill a man

extension or not, i dey finish come October 16 by the special grace of God and the infinite intercession of Mother Mary, got a lot piled up to do NP ASA bed of stone nice album

They should stop this Rubbish joor

dulaman: please we are tired of the break already, don't postponed anything.something must always kill a man

We are talking of innocent children here not grown ups. must we put the lives of our children in mortal danger just because something must kill a man? i am very sure u don't have one yet.

lafuria1:

What are the advantages?

are you serious about that or you just looking for my mouth?

smh

na dem sabi

No be me cause EBOLA

The government should not allow individuals to dictate the situation as all private schools' owners are only concerned about their pockets not the children they are to cater for..

[quote
author=360command]This thing is likely to be indefinite, if I were
teachers,I would start making placards advertising my service so as
parents or individuals can contact me for private tutoring pending till
school resumes.[/quote]seconded.a smart teacher knows what to do.lolx

Beazy: The House of Representatives said on Tuesday that a postponement of the September 22 resumption date for private and public primary/secondary schools in the country was likely.
It explained that it had directed its Committee on Education to take “another look” at the date in view of the fact that the outbreak of the Ebola Virus Disease in the country had yet to be fully contained.
The Deputy Chairman, House Committee on Media and Public Affairs, Mr. Victor Ogene, who conveyed the position of the House in Abuja, said there was still apprehension among parents and guardians over the Federal Government’s decision to change the earlier resumption date of October 13 to September 22.
It will be recalled that the Minister of Education, Mr. Ibrahim Shekarau, had earlier stated that the October 13 resumption date was to give health officers enough time to bring the EVD under control.
However, following protests by private school owners, the government made a U-turn and opted for September 22.
But, Ogene said the leadership of the House was concerned over the fresh protests by the public, especially parents and guardians.
He added that the House asked the committee to look into the matter urgently “in the overall interest of the pupils and students, parents and guardian and the general well-being of the entire country.”
Ogene said, “You will recall that upon the outbreak of the dreaded Ebola virus disease in Nigeria, the House Committee on Health rose up to the occasion by interfacing with the health authorities – the result of which is the positive containment efforts and call-off of the strike by doctors in the country.”
However, he noted that considering the fact that some persons were still under surveillance, the House felt it had the responsibility to ensure the safety of children.
He also told journalists that the House was duty-bound to safeguard the entire country from a likely further spread of the disease.
The lawmaker said the committee would come up with recommendations on the appropriate and safe date to re-open the schools.
He added that on September 8, a group, Africa Health, Human and Social Development Information Service, had advised against the re-opening of the schools.
The group had warned that re-opening schools now could put the lives of over 80 million school children and teachers at risk.
Sources: www.punchng.com/news/reps-want-sept-22-schools-resumption-date-changed/

IF THAT D CONCLUSION,LET ALL TERTIARY INSTITUTION BE CLOSE TOO, CHURCH ACTIVITIES, AND MOSQUE.

Kizmarty:




are you serious about that or you just looking for my mouth?

smh

I'm serious, lot of teachers are out there without salary, they can't get paid for sitting at home. So we expect them to just bear it. We are lucky the Ebola virus has been contained to barest minimum, if public places like market and universities are not closed down, why should the primary and secondary school be.

bigt2: It sould be changed to even December . I don't trust Ebola.

Robin Hood!