Update From . COM

Anambra state government has announced that schools in Anambra will resume on the first of February, 2021.

Governor Willie Obiano who made the announcement during a statewide broadcast on the ravaging second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, said that the new resumption date is to give school managers enough time to make adequate arrangements and preparations before resumption.

According to the Governor, the second wave of the virus is more deadly, as one hundred and ten positive cases have been recorded between 7th December 2020, and 11th January 2021 in the state, emphasizing that his administration anticipated the rise because ndi Anambra who are well travelled came back from various parts of the world for Christmas and new year celebrations.

Governor Obiano however expressed worry that ndi Anambra are becoming non-challant about COVID-19 protocols, expressing optimism that there will be increased efforts just like during the first wave and stressed that early testing is key to surviving the virus.

To minimise infection, Governor Obiano made other pronouncements including that all government offices must observe COVID-19 guidelines, ban on night clubs is still in place, no large gatherings is allowed, all markets have one week to perform neccessary set ups or risk closure, transport operators should revert to all safety practices, churches should set up an action team and go back to the basics of COVID-19 prevention, wearing of protective face masks in the open is a must, among others.

While commending the frontline health workers and asking for greater dedication on their part, the Governor assured that with all hands on deck, attack of the virus will be stalled, until they take delivery of the vaccine.

SOURCE: https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1857073674449583&id=200902653400035

Ok, that's better

China don scatter this sweet World for us

Na wa ooo. Hw do they expect schools 2 meet up with d calendar for d yr?

All the best my people.........Covid-19 will not stop us this year Amen..

All the very best.

Lives of our kids and wards comes first.

If governor Willie feels it is safe for our kids, then good to go.

Coronavirus is real guys.

Keep keeping safe.

Continue to #MaskUp

FG should follow suit

Damnnn niggarrrr
Isoright

Ok

That's too far na

Na waooo

As FG no know wetin dem dey do so,every body no fit just shook head for one side na.
Nice move
Education first every other thing follows.

Obiano is a useless fellow

Ok

Nawa.. including fed universities in anambra?

They are doing themselves

If dem Like

will Covid19 disappear then ??

post=98006130:
All the very best.

Lives of our kids and wards comes first.

If governor Willie feels it is safe for our kids, then good to go.

Coronavirus is real guys.

Keep keeping safe.

Continue to #MaskUp

Shut it!
What will change on the 1st of February?

Will the cure to corona have been found?

Will they vaccinate all students and staff?

What exactly will change?

Will people adhere more to the protocols?

What will change?

I only pity private school teachers

please what about KOGI STATE?

its the scam not happening there......







quote author=UDOKABESTLUV post=98000702]Update From . COM

Anambra state government has announced that schools in Anambra will resume on the first of February, 2021.

Governor Willie Obiano who made the announcement during a statewide broadcast on the ravaging second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, said that the new resumption date is to give school managers enough time to make adequate arrangements and preparations before resumption.

According to the Governor, the second wave of the virus is more deadly, as one hundred and ten positive cases have been recorded between 7th December 2020, and 11th January 2021 in the state, emphasizing that his administration anticipated the rise because ndi Anambra who are well travelled came back from various parts of the world for Christmas and new year celebrations.

Governor Obiano however expressed worry that ndi Anambra are becoming non-challant about COVID-19 protocols, expressing optimism that there will be increased efforts just like during the first wave and stressed that early testing is key to surviving the virus.

To minimise infection, Governor Obiano made other pronouncements including that all government offices must observe COVID-19 guidelines, ban on night clubs is still in place, no large gatherings is allowed, all markets have one week to perform neccessary set ups or risk closure, transport operators should revert to all safety practices, churches should set up an action team and go back to the basics of COVID-19 prevention, wearing of protective face masks in the open is a must, among others.

While commending the frontline health workers and asking for greater dedication on their part, the Governor assured that with all hands on deck, attack of the virus will be stalled, until they take delivery of the vaccine.

SOURCE: https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1857073674449583&id=200902653400035[/quote]

Foolish man

Good

Schools nowadays just blike playground

Okay


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Meeeeehn, I don't even understand the school calendar again. This Covid 19 should let the inhabitants of the earth be naa. Nigerian government is not even helping matters.

This is brilliant shaa..........

UDOKABESTLUV:
Update From . COM

Anambra state government has announced that schools in Anambra will resume on the first of February, 2021.

Governor Willie Obiano who made the announcement during a statewide broadcast on the ravaging second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, said that the new resumption date is to give school managers enough time to make adequate arrangements and preparations before resumption.

According to the Governor, the second wave of the virus is more deadly, as one hundred and ten positive cases have been recorded between 7th December 2020, and 11th January 2021 in the state, emphasizing that his administration anticipated the rise because ndi Anambra who are well travelled came back from various parts of the world for Christmas and new year celebrations.

Governor Obiano however expressed worry that ndi Anambra are becoming non-challant about COVID-19 protocols, expressing optimism that there will be increased efforts just like during the first wave and stressed that early testing is key to surviving the virus.

To minimise infection, Governor Obiano made other pronouncements including that all government offices must observe COVID-19 guidelines, ban on night clubs is still in place, no large gatherings is allowed, all markets have one week to perform neccessary set ups or risk closure, transport operators should revert to all safety practices, churches should set up an action team and go back to the basics of COVID-19 prevention, wearing of protective face masks in the open is a must, among others.

While commending the frontline health workers and asking for greater dedication on their part, the Governor assured that with all hands on deck, attack of the virus will be stalled, until they take delivery of the vaccine.

SOURCE: https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1857073674449583&id=200902653400035

Anything to guarantee safety of people living in anambra is a welcome development not this clueless FG jam packing people like sand all in the name of nin registration amidst Covid19 second wave sometimes I wonder if FG has health advisers this nin exercise is risky if na one musician gather show they will go arrest the person, now see how FG are breaking Covid19 laws

Nonsense

Ok