*[BREAKING] School reopening: FG considers morning, afternoon classes*


By senator Chris obasi
IMSU GOOGLE

*The Federal Government says it is thinking of sectionalising classes for primary, secondary, and tertiary institutions in the country ahead of school reopening amid the coronavirus pandemic.*

The Minister of State for Education, Emeka Nwajiuba, stated this on Wednesday during a briefing by the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 in Abuja.

The minister, who faulted the reports that schools would reopen in the country on June 8, said the government could not afford to take any costly risk, especially as it regards the safety of pupils and students in the country.

He said, “Until we are sure these children can go to school, return safely and not bring up with them COVID-19 and infect people who are more susceptible than they are, then we are running a huge risk and God forbid, in our hurry, something happens to our children, I am not sure how anybody will be able to retrieve what has been lost.”

Nwajiuba said the ministry is being guided by the advice of experts as well as those of the World Health Organisation, noting that the decision to reopen schools in the country would be carefully arrived at because education is on the concurrent list of the Nigerian Constitution.

He appealed to private owners of schools in the country to co-operate with the government in ensuring the safe reopening of schools in the country.

“We are going to publish a specification on what we expect COVID-19 or post-COVID-19 reopening to look like. We are not talking about coping with COVID-19 but in spite of COVID-19, we expect that we will adapt.

“For a country that has over 115,000 primary schools, you will understand that 35,000 of these who are private must agree to set up the same standard in other to allow children to go in.

“We may have classes in the morning and classes in the afternoon so that we will have the whole of the infrastructure divided provided they can serve us. I am not sure we will have classes at night. But we can do with morning and afternoon for now,” he explained.

Nwajiuba said aside ensuring that social distancing is observed when schools reopen, said the ministry is working on sanitation in the schools, noting that the government wants to ensure that all schools could deploy pedal-push handwashing machines.


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We are all tired of this pandemic and wish life should just return to how it used to be. However, we should not throw caution to the wind in a bid to feed our desperation. Suru lere.

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No be me demm go kill

okay
Them wan rush open schools... confused people

Teachers go hear am oooo

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hold up...
covid 19 is way more bigger than morning and evening class. what you'r proposing is another total package.
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Chapter 1
Mother Tongue.
Mother tongue is our grass root language. There are 520 languages in Nigeria. The language of our great grandmothers, grandmothers, our forefathers the ones that have been before us. There is a general language for a particular region or tribe but there are sole languages for each kindred, tribe or household. Most of the time, the mother tongue can be different from the other just by a few distances away. You discover that a household that lives 10 -20 houses away speak a different language. Though there has been a correlation with the happening at the tower of babel where the people because of their oneness in thoughts and language built a tower that there had to be an intervention. It was recorded that afterward they all were given utterances and began to speak different languages but we cannot for sure say that is the grass root of our mother tongue but you would agree it’s the genesis of different languages.
One may lose his or her mother tongue and this is due to ignorance, environment, peers, background even education................

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Real countries move swiftly, fast. Tanzania, Madagascar, Germany all have restarted their countries, with precautions in place...

Is June 8 not already far enough to get our school children & adults back to school, and what about our economy?

Oh well...

That are a plan. I wish schools to resume soon, students all over the country can wait