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mcfarlin: U just spoke my mindIs blasphemy not a sin in Christendom? |
Samiceman: Hmmmmm, May his soul rest in peace. Amenhis or their??..prayer no be by force abeg. |
topearos: Abeg the 22nd is okay, those calling for extension should remember private school and private school teachers, that's the only means of sustaining livelihood.Are u a Private Sch teacher? |
The Federal Government said yesterday, that the September 22 resumption date for primary and secondary schools in the country would not be extended because there are no strong reasons for such an extension. Minister of Health, Professor Onyebuchi Chukwu, who stated this while briefing State House correspondents after the weekly Federal Executive Council meeting insisted that those who have reasons to believe that the schools should not re- open on that date should forward same to the Federal Government. The Nigerian Medical Association, as well as other professional bodies have called for the extension of the resumption date for primary and secondary schools until the country is free of the the Ebola Virus Disease, EVD. But speaking yesterday after the FEC meeting, Professor Chukwu said those calling for the extension of the schools resumption date were being driven by “irrational fears”. He said unlike other countries where the disease is transmitted through community contact, Nigeria’s case was different and there was no cause for worry. He said: “The minister of education, after meeting with the commissioners for education from the 36 states and FCT decided when public schools should open, which is 22nd of September. In taking that decision, they considered the information that was given by the federal ministry of health that there is actually no reason now, with the expert information we have at hand, why schools cannot resume earlier than the original date of Oct. 13. I think people should just allow us to do the work we have been doing very professionally. “It was based on advice given by the ministry of health that the minister of education took the original decision that it was going to be in October and nobody quarrelled with the minister. Now the minister, based on expert advice, has come back to say the resumption date will now be Sept 22 and some people are now quarrelling with it. I think we should allow the authorities to do their job. It is not an ordinary matter to be discussed the way we want to discuss it. “If you have any evidence why there is need to review it (the resumption date of schools), supply such evidence to the minister of health and we will look at it. |
VocalWalls: True......lols |
egift: Nigerians are tired of the Lucifer (your word). We are kicking the Lucifer away. Just like God did, we are chasing back to the Zoohmm...from past experience, i think that will be unachievable. 'm not writing it off completely but the chances are so infinitesimal. |
bbello28: Put d blame on sawyerwe are not meant to blame here but rather talk on the appropriate time for schools to resume. |
THE initial announcement by the Minister of Education, Mallam Ibrahim Shekarau that all schools nationwide should resume on October 13th 2014 over the Ebola Viral Disease outbreak had sparked off a wave of reactions, with stakeholders in the private schools sector coming out heavily against it. The Minister called a meeting of state commissioners for education and it was agreed that schools should be reopened on Monday, September 22nd 2014. This decision was taken as a way of accommodating the interests of those who would not want the school calendar to be overly disrupted and the other side which insists that the Ebola outbreak must be brought to a complete halt before schools can reopen. As much as we understand the concerns of those who say that no outbreak should bring human interactions and livelihood to a halt, we insist that it is better for us to err on the side of caution. The authorities must uphold the safety and welfare of the children and by extension the rest of the family above any other narrow considerations. Schools should be reopened when it is confirmed that the outbreak has been effectively arrested..Just yesterday, the Association of Medical Practitioners proposed that December,2014 will be the perfect date for resumption..what's your view on this? |
I love this man.#no homo# |
Jonathan will do anything to come back next year, even if na to lick Shekau butt, he go lick am with quick alacrity..lols |
Ik and his Hawk Hunger should be arrested immediately. |
kilokeys: hmm $24.4 billion dollars no be joke o. mr man..tell him again bro.. |
The Lucifer we know is better than another blood sucking Shekau lurking around the corner and waiting patiently to unleash another mayhem on us at any given opportunity.. . |
SamSara01: Friday 5th of September will make it exactly 3 months I passed out of service. I'm a 1st class holder and the best graduating student of my department and faculty in a reputable public university in the south-west but I'm currently unemployed. Of course, my cause of worry does not major on being currently unemployed, but majors on how the hope of getting a job soon seems so deem. More worrying is how professionals, lecturers, friends, family and everyone else alike kept and keep sif this has been the tale of people like me, then 1st class honour has truly been over-hyped in Nigeria.@Op, your discipline also count...You dnt expect a 1.1 in guardian and counselling to land you a job that easily. |
What is she sitting or leaning on? |
physseryor: Nope am not,I belong to stream 2. How is life in camp?stressful bt its fun. |
physseryor: Pls how far is gwarinpa from keffi?are u in camp now?..if yes, then lets hook up. |
neuljosh: I have no idea it even called that.lols...you owe me one then. |
neuljosh: Yes it could be one the deadliest in history but definitely not the scrarist today...i think u meant to say scariest right?..yea, u are right ...but have u ever pondered on why it is called the silent killer? |
I think malaria fever is the deadliest of all. Historical records suggest malaria has infested humans since the beginning of mankind. |
Op..nice piece..Cristiano is a phenomenon. |
He is PDP's most dreaded politician...:-) |
BRAV0O: mugu of the same feather !!! , see ?o boi..u don go smoke dat ur thing again abi? |
Yungwizzzy: May thunder strike whosoever that will hide this topic again!!Amen..d situation is seriously pathetic. |
This would have convinced me if you had uploaded your pix in your profile page. |
CuteCynthia: Sorry what does this mean? I'm guessing it's something funny right?Nah....it means someone/something is not making sense. |
sexylogan: You've got to be kidding right?Bunkum!!! |
sexylogan: You've got to be kidding right? |
danot1030: U and those ur friends shuld be careful wot u wish for.Mr man....where is it written in the write up that we wished for it?.. if you don't have any reasonable thing to say, please silence is golden. |
egift: Military have no place in leading Nigeria. Also many top Army officers are already stealing big in this democracy...from history, most of the coup d'etat that happened in Nigeria were being carried out by the junior officers and not the generals except one. It is true that our generals have now become political stooges but i believe there are still some junior officers that are seriously aggrieved by these shenanigans. A typical case study was the mutiny that happened in maiduguri not too long ago. |
Me and my friends were having our usual discussion on the current activities of boko haram sect in the country and majority of them thinks the military could take over the present government any time soon. Though some of us opposed to this,as we believe the era of military rule has gone into extinction all over the world but i have been pondering over its possibility since yesterday, because, i am beginning to realise that the military have long been pushed to the wall enough . So,i would like to have your own opinion on this. |
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