Last week, the authorities of Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial nerve centre announced that primary and secondary schools would resume by September 21.

Nigeria Today correspondent, Biodun Busari went around the city and spoke to school owners, teachers and parents about the Lagos schools resumption and found that while private schools were optimistic about the resumption and are making the necessary preparations, public schools appear not prepared and are worried about controlling the population of pupils and students.

The lack of preparation on the part of public schools might not be unconnected with the confusion around the recommencement of schools as Lagos State Ministry of Education dissociated itself from the academic calendar flying around in the social media.

Read the full report here: https://nigeriatodaynews.com/lagos-schools-resumption/

i jus pray the covid isn't wat it seems as we feared because if its true, then i fear badly for the students in public schools, am from lagos and i once attended one and am speaking from experience..

paulolee:
i jus pray the covid isn't wat it seems as we feared because if its true, then i fear badly for the students in public schools, am from lagos and i once attended one and am speaking from experience..

why are you not worried about markets and Churches?

AkwaIbomMan:
why are you not worried about markets and Churches?

u speak d truth n dts Y i said mayb we are all being played n d covid isnt wat we feared afterall