It is well known that, after the Federal government 's announcement to close all schools in order to prevent the spread of the disease of Covid 19 that broke out in the country, schools have been closed for many months now. Even if President Buhari urged all students to resolve the pandemic with the grace of God.
Even President Buhari and the federal government have granted state authorities not so long ago the power to determine when lock-downs should be lifted and schools reopened in their respective countries. For example, the Federal Government has lifted restrictions on churches and mosques, but some countries such as Lagos did not recognize a federal government decision because the number of persistent individuals in their state has risen.
1. The administration of Benedict Ayade in Cross Rivers announced that on 12 June 2020, the Education Commissioner Godwin Amanke has announced a return to the state of schools.
2. In order to allow students to continue their studies in Bama, Borno state governed by Babagana Umara Zulum officially declared the reopening of three schools in Bama. Each citizen was aware of this, after the governor distributed his people food and relief supplies.
3. Oluseyi Abiodun Makinde Oluseyi 's state of Oyo eventually determined when schools should reopen, among other activities.
The Oyo State COVID-19 task force was issued, which announced that on Monday, 22 June 2020, all government workers are expected to resume work in full. The Chief Press Secretary of the Government, Mr. Taiwo Adisa, also confirms the date of reopening of schools is 29 June 2020, in accordance with information on the Oyo State Facebook page.
On 19 June 2020, 667 new confirmed cases and 12 deaths were reported in the country according to the results given by Nigeria Center for Disease Control.
19,147 cases, 6581 cases have been discharged and up to now 487 deaths have been reported in the country.
The 667 new cases from COVID-19 from 23 countries out of 36 countries in the world have been identified according to NCDC data.
Here's a list of countries that will not be able, in 2020, to reopen schools as the number of affected persons in their countries is increasing continuously.
1. Lagos-281
2. Abia-48
3. Oyo-45
4. FCT-38
5. Ogun-37
6. Enugu-31
7. Ondo-23
8. Plateau-21
9. Edo-19
10. Delta-18
11. Rivers-18
12. Bayelsa-17
13. Akwa Ibom-17
14. Kaduna-14
15. Kano-12
16. Bauchi-9
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