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25/06/2020

COVID-19: Schools Must Have Isolation Centres Before Reopening

The Federal Government has rolled out conditions schools and learning institutions in the country must meet before reopening.

The conditions are contained in a 36-page document submitted to the Senate by the Minister of Education, Mallam Adamu Adamu for their Information.

The document obtained by our reporter is titled: “Guidelines for schools and learning facilities reopening after COVID-19 pandemic closure.”

The Minister, in his forward to the document, described the conditions as key strategies for implementing safe, efficient, and equitable plans for school reopening and operations.

He noted: “Given that COVID-19 may be with us for a while, the guidelines also highlight the urgent need to maintain and improve upon distance learning programmes.”

He added the guidelines were drafted in close coordination with health, environmental, education, and school safety experts who were tasked with the responsibility of charting a pathway for safely reopening schools and learning facilities for quality teaching and learning.

A major plank of the conditionalities is that schools must “create immediate temporary” COVID-19 “isolation space” before they can be considered to reopen.

Schools are also mandated to “ensure establishment of a School COVID-19 Referral System including protocols and procedures to take if learners, teachers, administrators and other education personnel become unwell while in schools.”

Schools are also to establish and adequately equip dispensaries and clinics as appropriate.

20/06/2020

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19/06/2020

14 Edo Lawmakers, 18 LG Chairmen, 196 Councillors Defect, Join Obaseki In PDP

The Governor of Edo State, Godwin Obaseki, alongside his deputy, Philip Shuaibu have on Friday defected to the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.

14 house members, 18 local government chairmen and 196 councillors have joined Obaseki in defecting to the Opposition party.

It will be recalled that Obaseki was disqualified by his former party, the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC from participating in the party’s Guber primaries coming up on June 22nd. Miffed by the development, Obaseki resigned membership of the party.

However, he had a series of meetings the leadership of the PDP earlier this week. He met with the Governor of Rivers State, Nyesom Wike, the Governor of Sokoto, Aminu Tambuwal, the Governor of Akwa Ibom, Emmanuel Udom and the national chairman of the PDP, Uche Secondus to finalize on a deal.

16/06/2020

Churches, Mosques to Remain Shut, as Sanwo-Olu Rolls back Reopening Order

…Lagos Govt Also Defers Reopening Social And Entertainment Centres

…Safety Commission Must Go On With Register-To-Open Enrolment

Lagos State Government has rolled back its earlier decision, granting partial re-opening to houses of worship across the State. Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, on Tuesday, announced indefinite suspension on the order.

By implication, churches and mosques in Lagos must remain closed for religious activities and gatherings.

The Governor made the development known during the 15th press briefing held at the State House in Marina to give updates on Lagos Coronavirus (COVID-19) response.

Besides, Sanwo-Olu said the State Government would be finalising the protocols to re-open basic and secondary schools, noting that meetings were currently being held with stakeholders. He said online learning already adopted by the State-owned tertiary institutions and secondary schools would go on until stakeholders agree on protocols for schools’ resumption.

The State Government had earlier directed‪ mosques and churches to re-open from June 19 and 21 for obligatory services only.

The Governor said the reversal of the reopening order became necessary, following the evolving scenarios being observed in the course of COVID-19 infection in the State. He said the Government would continue to developments and take necessary steps when the coast is clear.

He said: “Dear Lagosians, in the most recent guidelines which we issued on the gradual easing of the lockdown, I noted that we would shortly be permitting the restricted opening of religious houses, on the condition of strict compliance with detailed guidelines issued by the Lagos State Safety Commission (LSSC).

“We have been closely monitoring the situation since then, and have now concluded that we cannot proceed with any form of re-opening for places of worship until further notice. We are now, hereby, suspending, with immediate effect, the plan to re-open religious houses and places of worship in Lagos until further notice.

“This is not a decision that we have taken lightly; it is simply in line with our ongoing evaluation of evolving scenarios regarding the course of the infection in Lagos and the corresponding public health advisory guidelines issued by the experts.

“We will continue to monitor the situation closely, and continue to base our decision-making on data modelling; as well as on the responsibility we have to act in a manner that ensures the protection of all Lagos residents.”

Sanwo-Olu also directed that all social and entertainment centres, including cinemas, cafès, restaurants, gyms, parks, nightclubs and social clubs, must remain closed. The Governor said the LSSC should continue with the Register-to-Open initiative to get clearance for businesses and social centres ahead of the new date for reopening.

The registration is free of charge for all entities. Religious houses are exempted from the registration.

The Governor said the State had entered a phase in the battle against COVID-19 in which every resident, religious and business entity must take personal responsibility for their safety.

Sanwo-Olu said: “Let me make this clear that, we are now fully in the phase of personal responsibility regarding this pandemic. This means that the Government will maintain its responsibility to take protective decisions for the common good. What will ultimately save us all and defeat this virus are the sensible personal decisions that we take on a daily basis.

“The responsibility we must take includes the use of face masks anytime we are going into public places, avoiding non-essential travel, staying at home when we don’t have any business being outside, and washing or sanitising our hands regularly. These are the simple but necessary steps that will save and protect us all.”

16/06/2020

'Oshiomhole Is Afraid Of Educated People Because He Didn’t Go To School' - Obaseki

Governor Obaseki, governor of Edo state, says Adams Oshiomhole, national chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), is afraid of educated people because “he did not go to school”.

Asked if he would provide a level playing ground for the primary election to hold in the state, Obaseki said: “He (Oshiomhole) has not provided a level playing ground even in the selection process, the disqualification process: what is the basis for disqualifying someone like Chris Ogiemwonyi?

“You are afraid of people who are educated because you didn’t go to school. You are afraid of people who have something to offer because all he knows how to offer is brigandage, crisis.

“So for us, Nigeria has to move forward beyond some of the characters who are currently overseeing our political polity and they are scared. They are scared that when people of substance, when people who are proven, when people who have succeeded in other aspects of life come into politics, they will be history.”

15/06/2020

RCCG Churches Can Reopen, But I And My Wife Will Keep Off - Adeboye

Pastor Enoch Adeboye announced on Sunday that members of Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, can start gathering for religious services as from next Sunday in places where the law permitted them to do so across the world.

He spoke during the Sunday service of the Church broadcast on Dove Television.

But the over-70-year-old General Overseer said he and his wife will not be part of such gatherings in Lagos in observance of the protocol of the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, NCDC, which barred people above 65-year-old from attending religious services.

The RCCG General Overseer also said his grandchildren will not be part of the services because they are under 15.

Adeboye, who said he will continue to conduct online services for some weeks said Pastors under the Church are free to resume services with their congregation or continue with the virtual worship.

He said, “We want to thank the Almighty God that some of us will begin to gather again as from next Sunday. I believe that some of you are already gathering in some parts of the world and we believe that you will now begin to enjoy power of corporate prayers once again.

“But as you gather together in all those places where you are free to gather, please remember those of us who cannot gather with you yet. People like me and my wife cannot gather with you in Lagos because we are over 65 years of age and my grandchildren cannot gather with you yet because they are under 15 years of age.

“So, remember us in prayers, so that very soon, we will be able to join you. And now that you are able to pray together corporately.

“I am sure that your prayers will be far, far more effective against this plague so that very soon, all will be well.

“For those of you who are still at home, I think I will be reaching out to you again for a couple of weeks more, and for those of you who can gather, your Pastors can go back to their assignments, if they still want to join those of us who are still on lockdown, they are welcome of course.”

Native ReportersRCCG Churches Can Reopen, But I And My Wife Will Keep Off - Adeboye

Pastor Enoch Adeboye announced on Sunday that members of Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, can start gathering for religious services as from next Sunday in places where the law permitted them to do so across the world.

He spoke during the Sunday service of the Church broadcast on Dove Television.

But the over-70-year-old General Overseer said he and his wife will not be part of such gatherings in Lagos in observance of the protocol of the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, NCDC, which barred people above 65-year-old from attending religious services.

The RCCG General Overseer also said his grandchildren will not be part of the services because they are under 15.

Adeboye, who said he will continue to conduct online services for some weeks said Pastors under the Church are free to resume services with their congregation or continue with the virtual worship.

He said, “We want to thank the Almighty God that some of us will begin to gather again as from next Sunday. I believe that some of you are already gathering in some parts of the world and we believe that you will now begin to enjoy power of corporate prayers once again.

“But as you gather together in all those places where you are free to gather, please remember those of us who cannot gather with you yet. People like me and my wife cannot gather with you in Lagos because we are over 65 years of age and my grandchildren cannot gather with you yet because they are under 15 years of age.

“So, remember us in prayers, so that very soon, we will be able to join you. And now that you are able to pray together corporately.

“I am sure that your prayers will be far, far more effective against this plague so that very soon, all will be well.

“For those of you who are still at home, I think I will be reaching out to you again for a couple of weeks more, and for those of you who can gather, your Pastors can go back to their assignments, if they still want to join those of us who are still on lockdown, they are welcome of course.”

02/06/2020

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31/05/2020

BREAKING: 307 new cases of ;

Lagos-188
FCT-44
Ogun-19
Kaduna-14
Oyo-12
Bayelsa-9
Gombe-5
Kano-3
Delta-3
Imo-2
Rivers-2
Niger-2
Bauchi-2
Plateau-1
Kwara-1

10162 cases of
Discharged: 3007
Deaths: 287

31/05/2020

Akeredolu approves the upgradement of some appointees, announces Ngozi Ugochi Igbo as SA on Gender, Research and Documentation.

"I In a press release made available to TheCGNews through the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Segun Ajiboye, the upgradements and subsequent appointment is in furtherance of the Governor’s efforts ensure optimum performance."

The governor of Ondo State, Arakunrin Oluwarotimi Akeredolu Odunayo has announced the upgradement of two of his apoointees from Special Assistant to Senior Special Assistant. In a press release made available to TheCGNews through the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Segun Ajiboye, the upgradem...

31/05/2020

553 new cases of ;

Lagos-378
FCT-52
Delta-23
Edo-22
Rivers-14
Ogun-13
Kaduna-12
Kano-9
Borno-7
Katsina-6
Jigawa-5
Oyo-5
Yobe-3
Plateau-3
Osun-1

9855 cases of
Discharged: 2856
Deaths: 273

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) was established in the year 2011 in response to the challenges of public health emergencies and to enhance Nigeria’s preparedness and response to epidemics through prevention, detection and control of communicable and non-communicable diseases.

30/05/2020

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30/05/2020

Update as at 29 May, 2020-387 new cases of have been reported;

Lagos-254
FCT-29
Jigawa-24
Edo-22
Oyo-15
Rivers-14
Kaduna-11
Borno-6
Kano-3
Plateau-2
Yobe-2
Gombe-2
Bauchi-2
Ondo-1

Total confirmed cases: 9302
Discharged: 2697
Deaths: 261