Resumption of schools in Nigeria, for this year seems no longer certain, with the situation of things, not all schools in the country may still resume next year.
It should be noted that, there is high increase of Covid-19 in some states than the other, which means, some states needs extra precaution, not to give room to much disastrous situation.
According to experts and researchers, they made it known that, Covid-19 spread from person to person, and it can as well spread from contaminated objects, which means, an object can transfer the virus as well, as a result of this, resumption of schools requires a very critical thinking.
Resumption of some schools next year, should be placed on hold, not to endanger the life of students.
Expert made it known that, recovery time for someone with Covid-19 takes up to 2 weeks, and that's for someone with mild cases, while someone with severe or critical disease takes up to 3-6 weeks, before being completely treated.
It should be noted that, Covid-19 case is now above 30000 and counting in Nigeria, since it has started, it keeps increasing on daily basis, and this virus transfers from person to person, from infected object to person, and from droplet of an infected patient, to someone that's hale and healthy.
President Buhari, who is as well the president of Nigeria, has been doing all his possible best, to make sure everything becomes well in the county again, he has been given full support and encouragement to the health sector, for them to perform better, and make Covid-19 a thing of the past in Nigeria.
Of a truth, Covid-19 cases keeps increasing daily, and no one can tell, of when exactly it will be over, little by little, it started from one case, and it's at over 30000 cases in the country, do you see the reason, why some schools should not reopen next year?
It's not only Nigeria, that's affected, other countries are affected as well, and some countries had already postponed the resumption of their schools till next year.
However, since Covid-19 seems going wild in some states in Nigeria, reopening of schools isn't still advisable for some schools in next year
Here are 50 schools that shouldn't reopen next year
1) The University of Lagos, popularly known as UNIL AG
2) Lagos State University, also known as LASU
3) Lagos state Polytechnic
4) American international school of Lagos
5)Apata Memorial High school Ireakari Estate, Isolo
6) Methodist boy's High School, Victoria Island
7) University of Ibadan
8) Polytechnic Ibadan
9)Oyo state polytechnic
10) Kingston College Ibadan
11) Yusuf Maitama sule university, Kano
12) Skyline University Nigeria
13) Bayero University Kano (BUK)
14) Northwest university Kano
15) Edo state university, Iyamho
16) Edo state poly USEN
17) Adesuwa Girls' Grammar School, Benin City, Nigeria
18) Oredo Secondary School, Benin city.
19)University of Benin Demonstration Secondary School (UDSS)
20) St Maria Goretti Girls Grammar School, Dumez road, off Sakpoba Road, Benin-city.
21) The university of Abuja (UNIABUJA)
22) American international school (AISA)
23) Loyola Jesuit college, Abuja
24) Lead British international school Abuja
25) Premier academy Abuja
26) Faith academy Abuja
28 Niger Delta state university
29) Cambridge International School
Asaba, Delta,Nigeria
30) Anglican Grammar School Akwukwu-Idbo
31)Bright Success Group Of School
Udu, Delta,Nigeria,, Udu.
32)Metropolitan Nursery And Primary School
Asaba,Delta,Nigeria, , Asaba.
33)Jonas Academy Uvwie,Delta,Nigeria, Effurum, Uvwie.
34) Rivers state university
35) Olabisi Onbanjo university(OOU)
36) Moshood Abiola university
37) African church grammar school, Abeokuta
38)Catholic Comprehensive High School, Abeokuta
39)Sacred Heart Catholic College, Oke Ilowo
40)Waterland International schools, Abeokuta
41) Kaduna state university
42)Barewa College, Zaria
43)Classical International School Ungwar Romi, Kaduna
44)Federal Government Girls College, Zaria-Kaduna
45) Government Girls' Day Secondary School, Samaru - Zaria
46) Kastina university
48) Federal Government College, Daura
49)Focus International School funtua
50)Government Girls Secondary School, Sandamu
If you check through all the schools mentioned above, they are schools located where there is high rate of covid-19, as it's known to all, covid-19 spreads from person to person, and the virus is life threatening, it's better than to let go of a whole year of academic session than for students to risk their lives, the above mentioned schools shouldn't reopen by 2021, as it's not safe for student, teachers, parent and the community at large, when there is life there is hope.
Kindly drop your comment below, are you in support of this? Do you also support that this schools shouldn't resume in 2021?
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