COVID-19: No Official Date For School Resumption.

Why are students saying that schools will resume on 15th June 2020 without an official announcement by the federal government or probably the ministry of Education.

News Extract by: Chidike Edmond.

Please don't regard the news going round saying that schools will resume on 15 June 2020 all are nothing but fake because the federal government has not agreed on when schools will resume.

Honestly, students are willing to return back to school following the convicted news that schools have been scheduled to resume on the 15 of June, 2020 which could be mere rumours because the federal government has not agreed on school resuming that day.

It's well known that Nigerian students are tired of staying at home and everyone is wanting the Federal Government to resume schools immediately. But the truth is that the federal government cannot risk the lives of students by resuming schools for them following the persistence increase in covid-19 cases in Nigeria.

OK let's assume that schools are resumed now, do you still remember that some public schools has up to 150 to 200 students in a classroom? Having these number in each classroom how can they maintain social distancing. So, that is the reason schools may not resume as assumed by resident.

Another fact is that there's no official announcement by the Federal Government body revealing that schools will resume on 15 June 2020.

Recently, the Minister of State for Education, Chukwuemeka Nwajiuba, has revealed that there are arrangement for schools to resume nationwide, but it won't be based on people's assumption that schools will definitely resume on 15th June 2020.

Nwajiuba has entrenched that there is no exact date yet for schools to reopen, adding that schools would be resumed after proper deliberations and advice from experts.

The federal government urges students to wait until an official announcement concerning school resumption is made. And they advice students to read their books especially those in exam classes because the country as a whole will never accept examination malpractice.

Stay Safe.

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