The Federal Government has given conditions for the reopening of schools and tertiary institutions in Nigeria.
The Minister of State for Education, Chukwuemeka Nwajiuba, announced the conditions in Abuja on Tuesday.
He spoke at the 2020 Policy Meeting on Admissions to Tertiary Institutions in Nigeria by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board.
Nwajiuba said, “All Institutions must have (1) Hand-washing facilities, (2) Body temperature checks (3) Body disinfectants at all entering points to their major facilities including the gates, hostels, classes, offices, etc. (4) The whole premises of each institution must be decontaminated and (5) All efforts must be geared toward maintenance of the highest level of hygiene (6) Ensure Social and Physical Distancing in class sizes and meeting spaces.”
In a copy of the minister’s speech obtained by our correspondent, he commended the higher institutions for responding promptly with different innovations, including the manufacturing of some of the facilities that were required to attend to the COVID-19 Pandemic.
The minister, however, warned them against reopening schools without the Federal Government’s authorisation.
“While we Iook forward to easing the Iockdown which win ultimately lead to re-opening of our campuses, I urge all the Heads of Institutions not to wait till the announcement on reopening before putting in place all necessary measures in compliance with the protocols and advisories of the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control,” he added.

It will be hard to control thousands for school

social distance cannot work in school

longetivity:
social distance cannot work in school

e go work or e no go work,I sha wan graduate biko!!

To control children will be very hard... It won't work for students also...

Chicent:
To control children will be very hard... It won't work for students also...

Is there anyone controlling the children in the market places? U need to visit the market and see for ursef

that senate building is cool.....
which uni is that...

They should consider Morning and afternoon sessions for schools....

8:00am -11am (Junior classes e.g kg and nursery, jss1-jss3)

12:00pm - 4pm (Senior classes e.g primary, sss1-sss3)

In the end, we must learn to live with the virus.

Let schools resume o. Let finalists like me graduate and forget about it once and for all.

ODJ124:
that senate building is cool.....

which uni is that...

FUNAAB

social distancing in class? Classes that normally cannot contain students. mtcheew.

The ban on Interstate travel should be lifted. How can a trip from Lagos to Delta cost 13k?

Good day everyone..

Please things are really hard here..

This pandemic has affected a lot..

Can anybody help me with anything,I need to eat..

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Jolayemi Yusuf ayomide

jericco1:
The ban on Interstate travel should be lifted. How can a trip from Lagos to Delta cost 13k?

You see am too abi. Drivers can use anything to their advantage. But they settle alot of police on the way o. Govt, Police, and Drivers na hammer pass

Trash,

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i can't distance myself in exam hall.. #TruthBeTold

Funaab

ODJ124:
that senate building is cool.....

which uni is that...

Yeah that's the certitude.

holsconcept:


Is there anyone controlling the children in the market places? U need to visit the market and see for ursef

No mind them, some times i wonder how Nigerian reason, no wonder we are in this mess of a country.

Come to any major market and see crown, children walking about the markets, children playing everywhere yet we did not care.

This news is even about universities, so how do you equate university students whom majority are in there 20s with primary school kids.

kellartemmy:
Funaab

OK... thanks

yusman14:
FUNAAB

thanks

This can never work
Imagine about 5000 students waiting at the School gate just to wash their hands
That's Bollocks
SMH

Neictraema:
The Federal Government has given conditions for the reopening of schools and tertiary institutions in Nigeria.
The Minister of State for Education, Chukwuemeka Nwajiuba, announced the conditions in Abuja on Tuesday.
He spoke at the 2020 Policy Meeting on Admissions to Tertiary Institutions in Nigeria by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board.
Nwajiuba said, “All Institutions must have (1) Hand-washing facilities, (2) Body temperature checks (3) Body disinfectants at all entering points to their major facilities including the gates, hostels, classes, offices, etc. (4) The whole premises of each institution must be decontaminated and (5) All efforts must be geared toward maintenance of the highest level of hygiene (6) Ensure Social and Physical Distancing in class sizes and meeting spaces.”
In a copy of the minister’s speech obtained by our correspondent, he commended the higher institutions for responding promptly with different innovations, including the manufacturing of some of the facilities that were required to attend to the COVID-19 Pandemic.
The minister, however, warned them against reopening schools without the Federal Government’s authorisation.
“While we Iook forward to easing the Iockdown which win ultimately lead to re-opening of our campuses, I urge all the Heads of Institutions not to wait till the announcement on reopening before putting in place all necessary measures in compliance with the protocols and advisories of the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control,” he added.

Please add a link to the source

Check my siggy

longetivity:
social distance cannot work in school

e work e no work I sha graduate thus year

obonujoker:
They should consider Morning and afternoon sessions for schools....

8:00am -11am (Junior classes e.g kg and nursery, jss1-jss3)

12:00pm - 4pm (Senior classes e.g primary, sss1-sss3)

wetin be ur problem any how I must graduate

How's this supposed to work . How we all wish corona is simply by what one touches

If there are conditions for reopening schools, why can't FG give conditions for reopening churches n mosques? Abi how region centers take offend ona now?

I beg make school open. I want to have my final PhD thesis defense