₦airaland Forum

SIRmanjar:
I pained?

I wrote someone to make him see reasons why government should open up schools..U came from no where charging like a mad cow that escaped from an abattoir and called me a hungry teacher when I am not.

Unsympathetic, wicked soul.

I just noticed she's a lady, damm.
Stopped arguing with ladies a long time, they make you look and talk like them.

SIRmanjar:
I pained?

I wrote someone to make him see reasons why government should open up schools..U came from no where charging like a mad cow that escaped from an abattoir and called me a hungry teacher when I am not.

Unsympathetic, wicked soul.

U people that wants to kill our children because u are missing your salaries , what do I call u? Selfish, Wicked souls....



I said " get off my mention pls". What part of my English did u not understand? Mad Cow

Isoduwa:
I will never Trade my kids for stupid government and their stupid virus CV19

Exactly, government that has shown that we are on our own. I do not trust them one bit. My children ain't resuming school till September. To hell with 3rd term

kunlef1:
It is part of the responsibility of parents to protect their kids. In same climes, not doing so is a criminal offence. So if you do not have kids, you don't have a right to criticize a parent for doing their God- given duty. Your salary for teaching cannot pay for any child's life.

The same way, if any parent feels comfortable enough to expose their children to coronavirus (especially nursery/primary school age), it is also their choice.

Gbam

frozen70:
Pls don't say that

Until you birth a child and see the pains parents goes through when they fall sick

You won't understand

Besides, government have the power to cancel third term and everyone promoted to the next class except waec classes

No parents wants to loose their children even the adopted ones

Gbam

Jokerman:
So you believe in this SCAMdemic... Do you honestly believe it's only in schools children are at risk in Nigeria?? Do you now how many children still help their parents at the markets, and how many interactions they make per day with people, and yet no coro??

You may be wrong here. The number of children helping out their parents in markets or shops is nothing compared to all children resuming back in their various schools. Think about it...one question though. Are your children helping out in your shop or market stall?

Mrmourinho:
Tiil when safety is assured (which is probably not dis year), so we should lockdown ourselves at home coz of fear of d unknown right? I'll never be a party to that, Countries dat have resumed school, did u hear of any mass infantile demise? Alaye cut it, dis thing might even ravage for d next two years, so we should wait for it to reduce abi dats d dumbest thing we can ever do, it's not going anytime soon bro, we should be d one to learn adaptation, it's not u guys fault Sha, it's d illusion NCDC Is painting in front of u people.

Which countries have reopened schools without first putting reasonable safety measures in place? I just need you to know that people are dying from contracting this virus (over 100k people reportedly dead in USA only from coronavirus in just about 3months). So, you should think twice and ask yourself if it is really worth risking the lives of students because of education.
Moreover, because of our inability to carry out adequate testing in Nigeria, we don't really know for sure how serious the virus is in the country. This should be our priority first before thinking of opening up schools and easing the lockdown. Other countries are easing their lockdown only when they are certain that the spread of the virus has reduced considerably. in our own case, we are thinking of reopening schools when we don't even know how widely the virus is spreading, and this is hypocritical because we don't actually value education that much in this country.

amrichy:
Which countries have reopened schools without first putting reasonable safety measures in place? I just need you to know that people are dying from contracting this virus (over 100k people reportedly dead in USA only from coronavirus in just about 3months). So, you should think twice and ask yourself if it is really worth risking the lives of students because of education.
Moreover, because of our inability to carry out adequate testing in Nigeria, we don't really know for sure how serious the virus is in the country. This should be our priority first before thinking of opening up schools and easing the lockdown. Other countries are easing their lockdown only when they are certain that the spread of the virus has reduced considerably. in our own case, we are thinking of reopening schools when we don't even know how widely the virus is spreading, and this is hypocritical because we don't actually value education that much in this country.

I should avail u with a dignified response but dis 'we Don't value education that much in this country' shows the level of ignorance..I'm out.

Mrmourinho:
I should avail u with a dignified response but dis 'we Don't value education that much in this country' shows the level of ignorance..I'm out.

I didn't say we don't value education, I simply said we don't value education THAT MUCH (and you will realize this truth if u could think rationally and put sentiments aside). Compared to many countries of the world (whose schools are currently closed down), Nigeria clearly lags behind in terms of the value placed on education.