All schools across the 23 Local Government Areas
in Kaduna have been ordered by the State
government to shut down.

This followed an upsurge of the COVID-19 in the
state, according to the State Commissioner for
Education, Dr. Shehu Makarfi.

The statement directed all schools in the state to
close as from Wednesday, December 16, 2020.
Makarfi said the measure was taken to curb the
spread of the COVID-19 pandemic following its
second wave in the state.

The Commissioner in a statement issued on
Tuesday said the ministry decided to shut down
the schools due to the rising cases of COVID-19
infections in the state.

According to him, the rising cases of COVID-19
showed a replicate of figures recorded in the
first wave of the pandemic in April, May and June
2020, indicating that a new wave of the infection
is rapidly spreading across the state.

He noted that the State’s Ministry of Health has
further confirmed that, while the infections cut
across age groups, the new wave especially,
affects those between 10 and 35 years (which
form a majority of the populace in the education
sector).

He added that in its effort to contain the spread
of the pandemic and save the lives of people in
the state, the state “is directing all public and
private schools to conclude all necessary
arrangements and close on Wednesday, 16th
December, 2020 as opposed to the initial closings.”
All examinations, the commissioner said, must be
concluded on or before Tuesday, 15th December,
2020 in all institutions of learning across the
state.

He added that physical classes in the universities
and other institutions of Higher Learning would
not be held during the period of closure.
He said Institutions can make other arrangements
for teaching and learning and other activities in
line with their continuity and contingency plans.

The commissioner said to minimise the impact on
teaching and learning, all schools would continue to
plan lessons and where possible, provide online
resources for students or online lessons where
schools are equipped to do so.

“Learners in the basic, post basic and secondary
school levels could continue learning while at home
from the Kaduna State TV and Radio e-Learning
Programmes,” the statement noted.

The statement read, “ the ministry wishes to
inform the general public, parents, guardians and
students of the date of school’s closure due to
rising cases of COVID-19 infections in the state
which shows a replicate of figures recorded in the
first wave of the pandemic in April, May and June
2020. Indicating that a new wave of the infection
is rapidly spreading across the state.”

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COVID INDEED PEOPLE WEY DEY FEAR BANDITS AND KIDNAPPERS

COVID-19
Haba, make una dey fear God
The fear of kidnappers is the beginning of wisdom

The lockdown is coming .

Ensure you be with your family on or before February .

This time it will last for months .

They are intent on forcing you to take your slave collar.

These people want us to sit at home again for another year.
Wat about people's business, job, school and the worst no food.

No audit on the last covid-19 fund, no plans for this new covid-19 cases.

God na your hand we de oooo








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Pay when the job is completed

What is this rubbish na , if na play make them stop am , in Nigeria we have more of scamdemic than pandemic .

We are still trying to recover from the negative effect of the first lockdown u are trying to instigate another lockdown

God will lockdown all ur .......

After hoarding palliative. Will people comply?

The evil party Afonjas brought to Nigeria in collaboration with the Islam