School Owners Count Losses as 24-Hour Curfew in Northern States Disrupts Summer School

Abuja, Nigeria - School owners in some northern states are counting their losses as a 24-hour curfew imposed by the government to curb insecurity has disrupted summer school activities, leading to significant financial losses.

The curfew, which was imposed in states such as Kaduna, Katsina, and Zamfara, has forced schools to shut down their summer programs, leaving owners and proprietors in a state of distress.

"We had already invested heavily in preparing for the summer school, hiring teachers, and making arrangements for accommodations and feeding," said Mrs. Hassan, owner of a private school in Kaduna. "Now, we have to refund fees to parents, and our losses are running into millions."

The summer school program, which typically runs from July to September, is a crucial period for schools to generate revenue and make up for losses incurred during the academic session. However, the curfew has forced schools to suspend activities, leaving them with no choice but to refund fees to parents.

"This is a difficult time for us," said Mr. Ahmed, proprietor of a school in Katsina. "We had high hopes for the summer school, but now we are faced with the reality of losses. We urge the government to consider the impact of the curfew on our businesses and find alternative solutions to address the security challenges."

The disruption to summer school activities has also affected students, who were looking forward to participating in various programs, including academic remedial classes, sports, and recreational activities.

"I was really looking forward to attending summer school to improve my grades," said Aisha, a student in Kaduna. "Now, I have to stay at home and miss out on the opportunity."

School owners are calling on the government to review the curfew and consider the impact on businesses, particularly schools, and find alternative solutions to address the security challenges.

"We understand the need for security, but we also need to consider the economic implications of the curfew," said Mrs. Hassan. "We urge the government to find a balance between security and economic activities."

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Cindypresh:


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Truthissupreme:
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Cindypresh:


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Goodnewsforlife:
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Cindypresh:


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Truthissupreme:


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Truthissupreme:
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Cindypresh:


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