₦airaland Forum

This one get time to draw lines well shaa.. in my university, during exams, if you get time to dey write like this, omo just know say u don fail...

Vaccine or no vaccine, Coro no fit catch me, it's not my father's land's disease

sulasa07:
Why would you count him as a reciter, he's just an Imam

He is not just an imam bro please endeavor to read more about him online. Thank you

justebuka:
Urgent: Please All Gradauate Of sociology Where Are You Working Now

am a student of uniport dep of sociology
I initially wanted law b4 waec then i changed my min during jamb
Please how good is sociology and as a graduate where are you working
And which jobs is promising to us

Bank

Una hear say some schools wan resume, una don start to dey increase this thing again abi

Venusman:
I know that many slowpoke will come here and call me name because they've succeeded in brainwashing them,

But I just want you to know that your face mask isn't the thing protecting you from not contacting it since you've been going around.

If you like wear masquerade robe to cover yourself, if the shit is genuine you'll have contacted it.

Stop giving nonsense example of those who are reported dead of covid-19. Only 5% of those dead were truly covid-19 death.

Wise up and stop been stupid.

Lol... Bro ..Are you just knowing nii??

Please stop posting fake News..

Queenlovely:
we have not seen accident scene much since lockdown began.

covid 19 was a blessing and a curse combined.

some people among us would have been dead, thanks to covid.

but now we are reopening these type of news will grace front page.

God of the universe help nigeria

Please don't ever say covid-19 is a blessing again.

Confirmedzombie:
The number of cases have increased today. It is in the light of this that I will urge the FG to impose a forceful and aggressive lockdown for 4weeks.

Nigerians are already used to the lockdown so there is nothing to lose here.

Together we will defeat this virus.

Insha Allah.

I thought it used to be Eight weeks?

Arrrghh...... How faah naaa NCDC ooo... This is not life oo

For a crowned technology-based knowledge on the course, Go with FUTA..

Good one.. Thats why I love my state

Please we only want to hear a positive response.. Don't get our hopes high and later disappoint us

They are in the Best position to resume fully......

IamPlato:
send me a mail browndaniel210@gmail.com

Okay

IamPlato:
you are also a male slut and very cheap for that matter you and cynthia are all the same

Guy please I need your contact..

Ebukax:
I don't really know for now, maybe by tomorrow or next it should be on Twitter
Thank you so much for your concern.

You very much welcome.. I hope I wasn't rude.

Ebukax:
It's not dear, legit Ng Nigeria best online news website, carried it

How come it's not on twitter ma?

Ebukax:
Can you get me the authentic source pls, since mine isn't.

The News is really actually false ma*

weIMPORT:
Series of photos making rounds on social media have shown the moment a teenage boy flaunted two ladies alleged to be his girlfriends.

In the photo, the girls could be seen kissing taking turns to kiss the boy giving the insinuation the trio are having a romantic relationship.

The alleged girlfriends who were wearing similar outfits also kissed each other in one of the photos.

However, the photos have created lots of mixed reactions from online users.

Some users find it not only absurd that the young teenager was dating two girls at a time but speculated that the two girls might be related, probably siblings.

Well, as the saying goes: There is nothing new under the sun, especially in this era where young people are not afraid to post anything on the internet just for the purpose of trending. See more

https://lailasnews.com/teenage-boy-flaunts-his-two-girlfriends-photos/

lalasticlala

Money is the voice

[s]

Ebukax:
The federal government has warned state governors against the full reopening of schools - Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos state had on Saturday, August 29, announced that all the schools in the state would resume on September 21 - The Nigerian Federal Governemtn has Warned all the states Governors Clamoring for the re-opening of schools not to do so, According to Federal Government, Other countries where in a haste to re-open schools and that action worsens the cases of Corona-virus in that countries, FG used The United States as a case study'

Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos state had on Saturday, August 29, announced that all the schools in the state would resume on September 21

Boss Mustapha, the chairman of PTF, however, advised the states to learn from the US experience where reopening of schools escalated the cases of COVID19- Ahead of the proposed resumption of academic activities in Lagos and some other states of the federation, the Presidential Task Force (PTF) on COVID-19 has called for caution among the stakeholders. The Nation reports that the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF) and chairman of the PTF, Boss Mustapha, cited how such haste escalated the COVID-19 management situation in some other countries. npowernews learnt that Mustapha said it would be in the best interest of Nigeria to stick to the pattern proven effective since the national response was launched. “It is in the above context that the PTF appreciates the on-going calls for re-opening of the education sector and indeed some sub-nationals are already making preparations for such. The Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF) and chairman of the PTF, Boss Mustapha, during a briefing. “Whilst the PTF does not discourage making such preparations, we need to be guided by experiences from countries such as Germany, France, the United States and the UK where opening of schools in some cities led to an increase in confirmed cases and fatalities.” He further said that more sectors of the economy may soon be reopened, especially as the nation would be entering a new phase of the eased lockdown. Mustapha said the PTF would present its recommendations to President Muhammadu Buhari this week, which will determine the next phase in the national response. He noted that the last three weeks had shown a slowdown in the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the country, noting that, in the last four months of testing, the lowest daily figure of confirmed cases (138) was reported on Sunday, August 30.  The PTF boss, however, urged caution and vigilance on the declining numbers as he noted that the virus is still potent and very dangerous.
https://www.npowernews.com/2020/09/01/latest-news-on-school-resumption-fg-warns-oyo-lagos-and-other-states-not-to-re-open/

[/s]


Your source is not authentic sir.

Shey na only people wey get money this virus dey catch?

Austano2020:
The problem is not reopening school next year but what drastic measures has government taken to put things in place! Don’t be surprised u will still hear same story next year!
In a system where the head has no interest in education u can expect virtually anything!

Don't mind the idiot talking as if by JANUARY 1st 2021, covid-19 would be out of Nigeria Totally

[s]quote author=Temitopemo6e6 post=93445371]Yeah that’s true reopening the university now the country is now open….we Nigerian citizens are too self centered,Kenya stopped all academically sections till next year,those students ain’t human also…the cases of covid 19 on Gahanna student is quite increasing ,Gombe some wave students already have that,now the families is now suffering for it…..why pressuring the government,the wunt
be the one to suffer that never…..,a year of academically missed sections is better than losing a life…… the government should please not use a sentiment over losing a life….beside they was a war in Nigeria that lasted over 3years everything was on stop …..next year of school resumption is not bad….wish the government going to see this[/quote][/s]

You are talking for only your own benefit.

The rate at which people are recovering from coronavirus in Nigeria sef ehnn, I'm starting to think the cure is -Made in Nigeria-

onyxo76:
he shows up once in a while displaying his folly as usual. he was still here on Sunday or so don't be surprised that the day we will see 23 new cases and 7000 discharged 0 death is the day he will be advocating for 8 weeks total lockdown.

Laughing my ass out

Very positive, I love this!.. let the resumptions keep rolling in please...

Ababbio:
Osun state government has announced that schools in the state would resume on September 21, 2020, after about 6 months of shutdown, owning to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Commissioner for Information and Civic Orientation, Mrs Funke Egbemode, who made this known in a statement on Monday, said that, at the end of this week’s State Executive Council meeting, the government said while stakeholders are expected to continue to put protocols in place towards the reopening of schools according to the guidelines set by the Federal Ministry of Education, all schools in the State are set to resume in phases with effect from September 21 for an abridged third term of the 2019/2020 academic session.

The statement reads:

“Having conducted an assessment of schools within the State to ascertain the level of preparations for reopening, the government has scheduled schools to resume from the COVID-19 break on September 21st for an abridged third term of the 2019/2020 academic session, which is expected to end on October 30, 2020.

“To make up for lost grounds caused by the COVID-19 induced lockdown, a new academic session (2020/2021 session) is scheduled to commence on November 9, 2020.

“Because of the Yuletide, schools will be expected to take a brief recess from December 24, 2020, to resume on January 4, 2021, for the concluding part of the first term of the new session which is scheduled to end January 22, 2021.

"The resumption date for the second term is set for February 1, and scheduled to end April 9.

“The third term of that session commences on April 26, and runs till July 23”.

The state government further state that the scheduled date of schools resumption only applies to Primary and Secondary school, noting that that Tertiary Institutions are also expected to reopen on September 21, but required to plan their schedules.

The State Government enjoined stakeholders to continue to fine tune their preparations in the coming days towards ensuring a seamless enforcement of the announced schedule.

source: https://insidenaija.com.ng/covid-19-schools-in-osun-state-re-open-september-21/

Shebi it's because Government are still paying you abi.. bunch of shameless fools