The Federal Government of Nigeria has given update of how Schools will run as plans are be made to reopen schools.

The Education sector has been on total closure ever since the pandemic became stiffer.

Minister of State for Education, Emeka Nwajiuba, disclosed that federal government was considering morning and afternoon classes when it reopens schools across the country.

Nwajiuba made the disclosure while speaking at the daily press briefing of the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 in Abuja.




He explained that the government could not afford to risk the safety of students across the country.

“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 said.


The Minister said the decision was based on advice from experts as well as those of the World Health Organisation, WHO.

Recall that the minister had last week assured Nigerians that Federal Government was working towards reopening schools amid the pandemic.

SOURCE: https://authenticng.com/fg-reveals-how-classes-will-hold-as-school-reopens/

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Sharpaly

Me for Like Night Class

illicit:
Sharpaly

Ur 1st comment shock u abi?

Orisirisi, always refering to WHO as if they don't have sense to think and come up with a better idea.

Our Country is always Dependent!

Diiet:
Orisirisi, always refering to WHO as if they don't have sense to think and come up with a better idea.

Diiet:
Orisirisi, always refering to WHO as if they don't have sense to think and come up with a better idea.

The mata taya me

Rubbish, Covid has expired By Gods grace we re gone past d fear stage

igwe699:
Our Country is always Dependent!

no mind them, whatever whites tell them that's what they do.

Nonsense.

Drosonogasta:
Ur 1st comment shock u abi?

I realized that it was sensitive

Things will never remain the same, post Covid-19.

My sympathy with the private school teachers who will still bear this brunt desire the fact that ma y of them have not been paid since April.

illicit:

I realized that it was sensitive

U were right tho. That's what other country is doing for her citizens.