candy:
Yea, most of them don't realise how vulnerable kids are. Adults can protect themselves, they can avoid having contacts with people;chidren can't.

My children are set for school if 22nd stands, even though I wish I could home-school them. God who brought Nigeria this far in this ebola fight will see us all through. Our children will not fall victims in Jesus name. It is well.

MabraO:

Guess u feeling better now
U ehn
Anyways till we meet for there before I go tackle u?

FrankySnow: Lol. Abeg no kill me o.

Lol
Y should i kill my babie NEVER

Afrocatalyst: Go back to school Nigerians. Why don't you stop churches and parties too? Educationally backward country always looking for alibis to evade education.

darlingnuel: The closure is restricted to primary and secondary schools because 'children' may not be as hygiene conscious as adults. So the only way to contain or prevent possible disease spread among them is by 'intercepting' their meeting point: the school. A kid may have had contact with a carrier of the virus wherever he/she lives and then returns to school to spread it to other unsuspecting wards!

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korel9: Nigerians need not to worry nah.

Since d outbreak in W/Africa, we remain d only country to have contained it without Zmapp;
Afterall we have the Nano Silver, Bitter Kola, Salt solution, and now Ewedu soup so fear not.

Let the schools resume - God will watch over our kids join (Amen).

sunnedee:

In naija? Those private schools that are after only money?

Or those public schools that are not properly funded?

If I were those parents my kids ain't going anywhere till I am sure the virus poo has been eradicated....

samgborigi1: I wonder too! We need to really make sure that our country is totally clean. Also, there should be adequate preparation on the part of the school owners and heads. Seminars should be organised for Proprietors and teachers on how to prevent such occurence. What about adequate measures at our Airport and porous borders. Government ought to settle all these before announcing the resumption of schools.

SEYIOKE: until u become a parent, maybe then ur words can sound reasonable. The children u are keeping from Ebola are seen in churches, mosques and playing centres around d town. In local environment, you will need to see them in groups on d street doing different 'rough' games. So, why is it dAt d school is d only place EVD is waiting for dem?

zenith4biz: Corper shun.............. Work Don start niyen Kano dubi giwa

Leo81: are u still serving in the North?me i redeployed sharp! Sharp!!

kristisking: Why was only primary and secondary schools affected when we all know ebola has no respecta of anybody young or old?It would have made sense if all places usually visited by children were closed.Tertiary institutions will not be spared either

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God is not a God of foolishness!
"Heaven" only helps those that help themselves FIRST!

We are pushing our Luck too far!
"OLUWAGBEMI that is using cobwebs to climb Palm tree will soon realize that he is pushing his luck too far"!

I say we will hold Fashola and Jonathan responsible for avoidable deaths, if this country relapse into wide-scale infection in the next four weeks.

Statistics, especially for a country with such porous borders and bad facilities, point in only one direction: CAUTION! CAUTION!! CAUTION!!!
These children will not die if they stay at home for another MONTH..... but if just ONE of them is infected in a School, we are looking at over a Thousand DEATHS, not just within the school but within the wider populace.

PREVENTION IS ALWAYS BETTER THAN CURE!

I know the GREED of all those involved in this decision making will not allow common sense to prevail but l enjoin each family to make a wise decision, KEEP YOUR CHILDREN AT HOME FOR THE NEXT FOUR WEEKS AT LEAST!

WAIT AND SEE HOW THINGS PAN OUT FIRST, LIFE HAS NO DUPLICATE O!

Just my 10cents.

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