please is it true that school shall resume on the 8th of June

Aboki self they form actor.. Mumu somebody

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People are suffering and this one is extending lockdown. E no go better for coro. Make dem free us abeg. All die na die

Mrshape:
That means schools should not expect to open in the next three weeks,
Because school will only resume nationwide if interstate restrict is relaxed

the news about school to resume on the 8th? is it true??

ahmEenu:
please is it true that school shall resume on the 8th of June

Where did u get this news from?

All i wish for now is for school and business to resume. Nothing else. Cos I am f**king tired of this sh*t.

ahmEenu:
the news about school to resume on the 8th? is it true??

No date yet.

This coro stuff is serious

I am not surprised some governors could afford to infinitely extend lockdowns. What do they even have to lose set?

Their source is the centre from which allocations come and for as long as that supply isn't threatened, nothing creative in handling the scamdemic would find expression.

Expecting federal Government for the same action. He just play the script of the federal govt .
That's FCT Next actions awaiting

Wetin be our own,,this year na bonus

MasterRahl:
Tomorrow, 27th May 2020, SpaceX owned by Elon Musk, in partnership with NASA will be launching 2 astronauts into orbit, provided the weather cooperates. The Dragon crew capsule will launch by 4:33pm EDT (9:30pm Nigerian time), and has been fully financed by the United States government.

Here in Nigeria, we're still releasing COVID-19 live scores

Well the same USA has the highest numbers of infection and deaths from a bungled response, so what's your point?

ahmEenu:
please is it true that school shall resume on the 8th of June

No it's not

Gokoyer0:
He can even extend the Kaduna lockdown to another 2 years, thats is his palava.

My own is that, FB and other govs that have their brains functioning should just open every other places and businesses. We need to look for our daily breads abeg.

imagine!!! you give them free days to go market but you did not give them money, are they going there to steal?haba mallam!!!

BotherMleeper:


Well the same USA has the highest numbers of infection and deaths from a bungled response, so what's your point?

Oga, my point is that despite the purported huge number of deaths and infections in the United States, they've moved on as a nation and are in fact about to record a ground-breaking achievement in the midst of a pandemic. Here in Nigeria, the reverse is the case.

martineverest:
be asking Yeye questions...many people are losing their sense of smell and taste

stop deceiving gullible people here
you don't know anything!

I guess Rufai is yet to see Buhari's hand in his bank account

MajorOvakporaye:


stop deceiving gullible people here
you don't know anything!

madam,u again?

Pure wickedness. How does he expect those without food to survive

Odi egwu

COVID-419 everywhere

Which kind year be dis one lord

KDSG reviews partial lockdown

Address by Dr. Hadiza Sabuwa Balarabe, Deputy Governor of Kaduna State, on the review of the Quarantine Orders, Tuesday, 26th May 2020

Dear people of Kaduna State,

1. On behalf of the Kaduna State Government, I wish to commend the sacrifices made by the residents of the state since the Quarantine Orders came into effect on 26th March 2020. These orders, which were initially imposed for 30 days, were extended for another 30 days on 26th April 2020 to further protect citizens from the spread of Covid-19.

2. Over the last 60 days, the people of Kaduna State Government have endured many inconveniences as they complied with the Quarantine Orders. Many of you have embraced the exercise of personal responsibility, including wearing facemasks when outdoors, washing hands with soap and water regularly, observing physical distancing and avoiding large crowds. I urge you to continue with these new habits and behavior in order to keep our communities safe.

3. The state government acknowledges with gratitude the fact that many citizens understood that the Quarantine Orders were designed as a defensive measure to protect the vast majority of our people from the suffering and death that Covid-19 could cause. Your compliance with the orders has helped to reduce the number of infected persons and kept fatalities to a minimum.

4. We thank you for your support and understanding. In this quest to protect our people, the government decided, as a solemn duty, to prioritise lives. We chose to preserve the wellbeing of our citizens so that they can safely resume the pursuit of livelihoods in the shortest time possible.

5. We do not take for granted the support of our citizens and the gravity of the sacrifices you all have made. It is true that there are still active Covid-19 cases in our state and we acknowledge that without your sacrifices, the number of persons infected could have been higher.

6. Government and citizens must continue to work together to keep everyone safe. The danger from Covid-19 has not gone away. It remains a very infectious and disruptive disease. Therefore, to avoid its perils and protect lives, citizens must henceforth take the lead, as individuals with responsibility for themselves, their families and their societies. Personal responsibility is the weapon that every citizen must wield to ensure proactive protection for themselves and others from infection by Covid-19.

7. When the decision was taken on Saturday, 25th April 2020 to extend the initial lockdown by 30 days, the government also charged a committee of senior officials to begin planning a post-lockdown scenario for the state. That committee has since submitted its report on how to safely reopen Kaduna State, and it identified availability of realistic health data as one crucial factor for making any decision. This is an important matter given the Covid-19 infection in our state and in neighbouring states. Many of the cases recorded in Kaduna State have either been from persons with history of interstate travel or their contacts.

8. After 60 days, the state government has reviewed the Quarantine Orders. The Governor, Malam Nasir El-Rufai, has approved the recommendation to extend the partial lockdown regulations for two weeks, with adjustments to permit the reopening of certain sectors. These measures are intended to preserve the state’s ability to protect citizens, empower citizens to lead the fight against Covid-19 and make necessary adjustments to the partial lockdown to permit the safe resumption of the pursuit of livelihoods in more sectors.

9. The Kaduna State Government is conscious of the sacrifices that citizens have made and the many challenges that remain in keeping them safe from Covid-19. This is why the state government has adjusted and extended the Quarantine Orders, by two weeks to empower citizens to more steadfastly carry forward, the against fight Covid-19. Preservation of the relaxations in this extension requires that citizens demonstrate greater compliance with laid down health protocols, particularly the wearing of facemasks outside the house, observance of physical distancing, regular handwashing with soap and water and the avoidance of large gatherings. Violation of these protocols will compel the government to reimpose restrictions. A spike in Covid-19 infections will also necessitate a tightening of restrictions.

10. This week, the relaxation of movement will be effected on Wednesday and Thursday.

11. From Monday, 1st June 2020, the revised regulations will come into effect. They give citizens a three-day window every week to shop for food and other essentials. Until otherwise stated, the lockdown-free days are Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Temporary neighbourhood markets will continue to operate from 10am to 4pm on these three days, but citizens can move from 6am to 6pm on these lockdown-free days. Informal markets are not allowed and those flouting regulations by turning streets into markets are advised to stop.

12. The adjusted orders also expand the ability of citizens to resume the pursuit of livelihoods, in permitted sectors subject to compliance with health and safety protocols, including physical distancing. Private sector firms that meet these requirements will also operate on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. This window also allows vulcanisers, welders, mechanics and providers of similar services to operate on the same days.

13. However, the prohibition of interstate and intercity travel remains. Government officials and mobile courts will enforce this ban to prevent people from spreading the virus through non-essential movement. In addition, the nighttime curfew that has been enforced across the state still remains, from 6pm to 6am.

14. Schools, places of worship and markets will remain closed under the adjusted orders. The relevant government officials and agencies will be engaging with religious leaders, transport unions, traditional institutions, market unions, school proprietors and other stakeholders as may be identified from time to time, to discuss the conditions and circumstances for a safe reopening of these sectors.

15. Restaurants will be allowed to open strictly to offer takeaway services. However, bars, sporting venues and event centres remain closed as are hotels that have not specifically been licensed as essential service providers during this period.

16. Kaduna State has so far conducted 1900 tests and had recorded a total of 189 Covid-19 cases as at 25th May 2020. Ideally, the state would prefer to conduct so many more tests, but we are constrained by a host of factors. During the two-week extension, the state will continue to expand its public health response, including testing capacity. The MoH Team will continue to conduct more tests in identified hotspots.

17. The public sector will also use the two-week extension to prepare for limited resumption. Heads of Ministries, Department and Agencies will ensure that government offices are reconfigured for physical distancing and that handwashing facilities are available.

18. The state government will continue to support low income, poor and vulnerable households/residents with some food. In the first phase, food palliatives were distributed in nine local government areas. The second phase of distribution is going on in 14 local government areas. I wish to assure citizens that we would launch the third phase of food distribution to cover all the 23 local government areas as soon as possible.

19. I wish to thank our senior officials who have valiantly supervised the ban on interstate travel across our state boundaries. The government also acknowledges the efforts of the security and law enforcement agencies, especially KASTLEA and the Kaduna State Vigilance Service.

20. As I said earlier, the task of protecting our state from Covid-19 has to be led by individual citizens. Safety for ourselves, our families, friends and co-workers depends on the practice of Personal Responsibility.

21. As we jointly explore a safe means of preserving lives and livelihoods in this Covid-19 era, I invite you to join the FORWARD campaign. This invites all citizens to practice personal responsibility in what they do and to eat immune-boosting foods as part of the proactive strategy against the virus.

22. Let us move FORWARD safely:
a. Facemask is compulsory outdoors
b. Observe physical distancing
c. Remain indoors as much as possible
d. Wash your hands with soap and water or use a Sanitizer regularly
e. Avoid large gatherings and crowded places
f. Run around your home to stay fit
g. Diet is key. Eat immune boosting foods.

Thank you for listening. Stay home, stay safe, save lives! Together we can conquer Covid-19.

God bless Kaduna State.

General Rufai! Na wa o.
What u sow is what u reap o. The leaders the people get today, is the reward of their activities here on earth! Just like buhari, being a nemesis to nigeria! Truth be told abeg

Why won't he extend it,when he keeps removing 25% from civil servants salaries including health workers which are part of the essential workers going to work without been given PPE,heard the salary reduction will stand till the corona virus is over

That's why he lied that he had Covid-19.

directonpc:
How far with COVID-19 graph for naija, are we slowing the curve?

We don't know cos they're not saying anything. Honestly it's like they only plan to release numbers and hope for the best

ahmEenu:
please is it true that school shall resume on the 8th of June

it's false

Wtf

Rubbish

MasterRahl:
Oga, my point is that despite the purported huge number of deaths and infections in the United States, they've moved on as a nation and are in fact about to record a ground-breaking achievement in the midst of a pandemic. Here in Nigeria, the reverse is the case.

Well it's not a nation thing in the real sense. It's SpaceX. It's a private company thing. The US government has very little to do with the launch, NASA is run with a lot of autonomy and the ISS is a global endeavor.