From: collinsuchendusblog.com



Oyo State governor, Seyi Makinde, has announced the cancellation of Thursday and Friday mid-term break for public primary and secondary schools in the state.

The Governor hinged this decision on the fact that students of public schools in the state had stayed out of their classrooms for several days as a result of recent industrial actions and public holidays.


This announcement was contained in a circular with reference number, Edu1070/Col.VI/27, dated June 11, 2018, signed by the acting permanent secretary, state Ministry of Education, Science and Technology, Mr Idowu Adeosun.

Adeosun pointed out that the directive did not affect private schools in the state.

Teachers and heads of schools were consequently to utilize the two days to make up for lost grounds in their lesson plan for the third term of the ongoing 2018/2019 session.

“I am to inform you that in view of the number of days the students of public primary and secondary schools have stayed out of classrooms for the reasons of public holidays and strike actions, the mid-term break for the third term of 2018/2019 academic session is hereby cancelled,” the circular read in part.

DAILY POST reports that the state chapter of the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) recently suspended a two-week old strike while the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) had also suspended a 24-hour long strike on May 27, 2019.



Source: https://www.collinsuchendusblog.com/2019/06/governor-seyi-makinde-cancels-midterm.html?m=1

Hmmm

I've said it the way NL brand this man as a reasonable person it wount be long bfr he start fvcking up

So no rest.. even abroad their is break in every term

Interesting

please read before you start vomiting gibberish lazy zombies

myddmodnabastard:
that is Good

How exactly?

tyup:
I've said it the way NL brand this man as a reasonable person it wount be long bfr he start fvcking up

What is the essence of a midterm break when you have been on that break severally? All but no thanks to strikes

Sincerely this is welcomed. I was discussing in the last meeting that in a term of 66 days we have spent 16 days at home all in the name of holidays.
The lessons that were not covered will affect the child in the next class.
Rushing up the lessons too is not helping
I wish some public holidays could be exempting schools.

myddmodnabastard:
that is Good

what's good about it?

efilefun:
I dont know how people are seeing fault in the decision which should be applauded.

In what sense?

Plz any good mathematics thread on Nairaland, thanks for ur replies

tyup:
I've said it the way NL brand this man as a reasonable person it wount be long bfr he start fvcking up

Was his reason not reasonable enough?

Mr seyi..remember you would re-contest for a second-term and u know pep in Oyo state might not like ur decisions .. think well before making a decision o

Ok

This man well so?

It's a good development so far he had his reasons for doing so.

tyup:
I've said it the way NL brand this man as a reasonable person it wount be long bfr he start fvcking up

So what's the f'up now? I'm certain you didn't read the news before rushing to be "first to comment" Are his reasons not valid enough? Na wah o

Ok. It is noted.

I think he did the right thing, bearing in mind the students has been out of school due to strike.

He did well.

The man has a potential to fumble

Nice but is Vin Diesel trending on Twitter since yesterday?

SPOILT9JAOLOSHO:
So no rest.. even abroad their is break in every term

And in abroad they strike everyday like here in Nigeria. Didnt you read that he said students have been out of school too much due to strikes and etc. What rest are the students and teachers taking when they have not really been in school?

SPOILT9JAOLOSHO:

In what sense?

What will they gain staying at home for the two day after wasting time at home due to unnecessary strikes and public holidays

In my time this is bad news

Well, he justified his action.