Secondary education: Primary education certificate, age certificate, WAEC/WASSCE, native education certificate, and NYSC certificate. Applicants who wish to study in Hungary can take up to two courses, if they wish. They must go to the website www.stipendiumhungaricum.hu, which is expected to be open between October and November 2020, to register. Successful participants will be required to submit a certified copy of their certificates to the committee for free tuition. To know the page of their passport, their health certificate from the government hospital, NIN identification number, discharge from the police station,


Federal Government scholarship 2021/2022: See how to apply for the Nigerian government's free scholarship program

Successful participants will be required to submit a certified copy of their certificates to the committee for free tuition. To know the page of their passport, their health certificate from the government hospital, NIN identification number, discharge from the police station,


Coronavirus in Oyo: Government will ban all gatherings that do not follow the rules of prevention

The state government has suspended the opening of a university due to the coronavirus pandemic. The incident was investigated by the government-appointed Coronavirus Investigation Committee, which did not name the university of economics and was not published. The government has said it will stop schools, churches or schools that violate the coronavirus policy.The government in Oyo has also ordered all stations to abide by the law against the use of personal identification, bombs and hand-held saws, and has also urged the public to wear masks. A press release from the fiscality committee explained that the measures were necessary as the coronavirus pandemic was also contained in a higher education institution in the state. The publication said that following the Coronavirus prevention procedures is the only way to stop the spread and spread of the disease.


Coronavirus update in Nigeria: 181 students and a teacher with Covid 19 in a school in Eko state

Ninety-one students and a teacher from a private school have been infected with the coronavirus in Nigeria's Lagos state. The incident took place in Lekki district of Lagos state at a private school where the students were staying. The report was led by the Health Commissioner of Eko State, Akin Abayomi, who said that the investigation had led to the first detection of the coronavirus infection among the students. Abayomi was among the 441 people in the school, 181 of whom were positive for Covid-19. The investigation was initiated by the fact that the SS1 student became ill on 3rd October this year and was sent home after initial treatment at the school. Then there was a test for the students, which was publicly shown to be a success.


Abayomi was among the 441 people in the school, 181 of whom were positive for Covid-19. The investigation was initiated by the fact that the SS1 student became ill on 3rd October this year and was sent home after initial treatment at the school. Then there was a test for the students, which was publicly shown to be a success. I have been infected with Coronavirus. Further examination showed that 90 others with him had also contracted the disease at the school. Meanwhile, the government has taken steps to ensure that the disease does not spread further in the school.


I have been infected with Coronavirus. Further examination showed that 90 others with him had also contracted the disease at the school. Meanwhile, the government has taken steps to ensure that the disease does not spread further in the school. 'The school is under a state of emergency and the Lagos State Epidemiology Agency is in the school to monitor the illness. 'The students and teachers who have been infected with Covid-19 are currently in isolation and receiving treatment.' Students in the isolation will not go to school, even if the student is sick in school, we will transfer him to isolation room, so that we can make sure that he is not infected with Covid-19, so that they do not send the patients.


'The school is under a state of emergency and the Lagos State Epidemiology Agency is in the school to monitor the illness. 'The students and teachers who have been infected with Covid-19 are currently in isolation and receiving treatment.' Students in the isolation will not go to school, even if the student is sick in school, we will transfer him to isolation room, so that we can make sure that he is not infected with Covid-19, so that they do not send the patients. He said: 'I am saddened that the students who have been infected with the disease do not show symptoms, and there is not much of a problem among those who show symptoms' 'The parents of the children have been called to reassure them, and to accept them with confidence, so that they can not be alone because the children are in peace. The health commissioner urged people to be vigilant and said that the coronavirus is affecting many people, so they should take care of their health. What happened to you?


He said: 'I am saddened that the students who have been infected with the disease do not show symptoms, and there is not much of a problem among those who show symptoms' 'The parents of the children have been called to reassure them, and to accept them with confidence, so that they can not be alone because the children are in peace. The health commissioner urged people to be vigilant and said that the coronavirus is affecting many people, so they should take care of their health. What happened to you? Reopening of schools in Nigeria - Nigerian government reopening: October 4 schools will reopen Education Minister Adamu Adamu has announced that Nigerian schools will reopen. Former Nigerian Education Minister Adamu Adamu announced on Monday that all schools should reopen. The Minister announced at a press conference on Friday 12th October 2020 that the doors of the schools will be opened.


Reopening of schools in Nigeria - Nigerian government reopening: October 4 schools will reopen Education Minister Adamu Adamu has announced that Nigerian schools will reopen. Former Nigerian Education Minister Adamu Adamu announced on Monday that all schools should reopen. The Minister announced at a press conference on Friday 12th October 2020 that the doors of the schools will be opened. He also urged school principals, teachers and students to follow the coronavirus prevention rules during the school reopening. The Central Government has announced that the NECO High School Examination will be held from October 5 to November 26, 2020. It was also announced that the examination conducted by NABTEB will be held between September 21 and October 15, 2020.


He also urged school principals, teachers and students to follow the coronavirus prevention rules during the school reopening. The Central Government has announced that the NECO High School Examination will be held from October 5 to November 26, 2020. It was also announced that the examination conducted by NABTEB will be held between September 21 and October 15, 2020. Education Minister Emeka Nwajuiba announced the exam dates after a two-day meeting with the presidents of the bodies that conduct the exams in Nigeria. In a statement released by the Education Minister, Ben Goong, the entrance examination for the federal schools, Unity Schools will be held on October 13. The BECE exam for students in the first three years of the secondary school will be held between August 25 and July 9.


Education Minister Emeka Nwajuiba announced the exam dates after a two-day meeting with the presidents of the bodies that conduct the exams in Nigeria. In a statement released by the Education Minister, Ben Goong, the entrance examination for the federal schools, Unity Schools will be held on October 13. The BECE exam for students in the first three years of the secondary school will be held between August 25 and July 9. He concluded by announcing that the registration for the NECO exam is still ongoing till September 10, 2020. The government will give the test-level trainees two weeks to prepare for their exams. The 10-book test will begin on August 17, 2020 and the coronavirus pandemic has delayed the test until now because the countries around the world have closed schools and the pandemic is spreading.


He concluded by announcing that the registration for the NECO exam is still ongoing till September 10, 2020. The government will give the test-level trainees two weeks to prepare for their exams. The 10-book test will begin on August 17, 2020 and the coronavirus pandemic has delayed the test until now because the countries around the world have closed schools and the pandemic is spreading. On July 29, the Federal Government and the 34 State Commissioners and representatives of the Teachers' Union and the Private Librarians' Union across the state of Nigeria took note of this step after holding a joint online meeting. Once the school year is over, the test takers are required to return to their school. They all agreed with the government that they would provide the necessary material so that the students could be at peace in the school during the exam with the help of their school.


On July 29, the Federal Government and the 34 State Commissioners and representatives of the Teachers' Union and the Private Librarians' Union across the state of Nigeria took note of this step after holding a joint online meeting. Once the school year is over, the test takers are required to return to their school. They all agreed with the government that they would provide the necessary material so that the students could be at peace in the school during the exam with the help of their school. The central government has also called for another meeting tomorrow on the steps of each school to be taken to ensure the educational day is smooth. The meeting held on July 28 will bring together representatives of NECO, NABTEB, NBAIS and other relevant bodies to discuss the timing of the examination and the steps taken by the Oyo State Government to bring all students back to school in the state. The government took the step at the state assembly meeting held on Victory Day, after school was closed due to the coronavirus pandemic.


The central government has also called for another meeting tomorrow on the steps of each school to be taken to ensure the educational day is smooth. The meeting held on July 28 will bring together representatives of NECO, NABTEB, NBAIS and other relevant bodies to discuss the timing of the examination and the steps taken by the Oyo State Government to bring all students back to school in the state. The government took the step at the state assembly meeting held on Victory Day, after school was closed due to the coronavirus pandemic. The government of Oyo took this step to facilitate the students to take the step, so that the school can go smoothly. In the following table for how education will look at this time, the third term for 2019 to 2020 has been cancelled. Therefore, the results of the examination passed in the secondary and higher secondary education will be used to test them.


The government of Oyo took this step to facilitate the students to take the step, so that the school can go smoothly. In the following table for how education will look at this time, the third term for 2019 to 2020 has been cancelled. Therefore, the results of the examination passed in the secondary and higher secondary education will be used to test them. Students in Primary (Primary 6), Junior Secondary (JSS3), Senior Secondary (SSS3) will start their holidays from July 28 and will return to school when their exams start. The government confirmed that the 'The Basic Education Certificate Examination' will be held on August 10. While the 'Competitive Entrance Examination' in science schools will be held on August 19.


Students in Primary (Primary 6), Junior Secondary (JSS3), Senior Secondary (SSS3) will start their holidays from July 28 and will return to school when their exams start. The government confirmed that the 'The Basic Education Certificate Examination' will be held on August 10. While the 'Competitive Entrance Examination' in science schools will be held on August 19. It was also said that the entrance exam to JSS1 will be held on August 18, while the entrance exam to government vocational schools will be held on August 30. SS3 trainees will start their WAEC exam as soon as the WAEC Board has fixed the date of the exam. The Government has confirmed that the results of the 2020/21 secondary and tertiary examinations will be conducted on Monday, September and Monday, December 2020.


It was also said that the entrance exam to JSS1 will be held on August 18, while the entrance exam to government vocational schools will be held on August 30. SS3 trainees will start their WAEC exam as soon as the WAEC Board has fixed the date of the exam. The Government has confirmed that the results of the 2020/21 secondary and tertiary examinations will be conducted on Monday, September and Monday, December 2020. They are taking steps to introduce a third education system that should be used by the students for their benefit. Because the coronavirus pandemic should not confuse the students' season in 2020. Koda, the government has set a curfew for teachers this time so that the afternoon can be enjoyable for students in Oyo state


They are taking steps to introduce a third education system that should be used by the students for their benefit. Because the coronavirus pandemic should not confuse the students' season in 2020. Koda, the government has set a curfew for teachers this time so that the afternoon can be enjoyable for students in Oyo state


ASUU strike: Nigerian government has agreed to pay N30b ransom for ASUU

The federal government of Nigeria has agreed to allocate billions of Naira for the teacher certification exams in Nigeria. The government said it will pay the money in stages between May 2021 and February 2022. This was announced at a meeting of government representatives and leaders of the fasisti teachers' union, ASUU, led by their president, Prof. Biodun Ogunyemi, on Thursday night. As reported by Punch newspaper, the government is also planning to spend billions on the Naira war, to reform the education system in Nigeria. All this step is expected to end the seven-month delay of our ASUU team. Earlier reports said that Nigerian Minister for Labour Affairs, Chris Ngige said that the strike left room for End Sars activists to use trainees for the strike.


As reported by Punch newspaper, the government is also planning to spend billions on the Naira war, to reform the education system in Nigeria. All this step is expected to end the seven-month delay of our ASUU team. Earlier reports said that Nigerian Minister for Labour Affairs, Chris Ngige said that the strike left room for End Sars activists to use trainees for the strike. Ngige said that the IJSBA has been working for a week to end the violence, and said that the prayers of the awsn are that the meeting will bear good fruit.


Ngige said that the IJSBA has been working for a week to end the violence, and said that the prayers of the awsn are that the meeting will bear good fruit.


Media and Culture on BBC: See the seven wedding streams in Yoruba and the role of Mediator

In our educational programme on Akomolede and Asa on BBC this week, we explore the seven traditional marriages in Yoruba. According to our teacher this week, Sister Adetunji from Isabatudeen High School in Ibadan, we have seen Osingin's wife in Yoruba marriages, where they will marry the same woman. The yak is Asante marriage, where the wife is transferred to her husband, the husband is transferred to the wife, where the wife is transferred to her husband, and so on. Listen carefully to this program to learn about surviving marriages and the responsibilities of the spouses in marriage.


Akomolede and Asa on BBC: Teacher Kikelomo Ogunboye sheds light on the theft of police chief Audu as a model of the times

The corruption that is rampant in Nigeria is compared by Oladejo Okediji to the story in the literary novel Toni. Dogs are scared in Akagbadun's book that is being read today on Akomolede and Asa's program on BBC Yoruba. The programme is produced by the BBC in partnership with Yoruba news agency YSAN and the Nigerian Association for Academic and Cultural Affairs. Our teacher is from Ondo State and works at St Monica Girls Grammar School, Ondo. Learn more about how the gumbol children work from Lapade and Tafa Sister Kikelomo Ogunboye who is an expert on Yoruba language and culture and has a keen interest in the toni system. Professor Ogunboye briefly narrates the story of the book with the contribution of historical creatures such as Lapade, Tafa Igiripa, Olopaa Audu Kareem, Gbekude, Angelina, Tola, Gbekuta, Dele, Taiwo, Jakumou, Kola Tiamiyu and so on.


Our teacher is from Ondo State and works at St Monica Girls Grammar School, Ondo. Learn more about how the gumbol children work from Lapade and Tafa Sister Kikelomo Ogunboye who is an expert on Yoruba language and culture and has a keen interest in the toni system. Professor Ogunboye briefly narrates the story of the book with the contribution of historical creatures such as Lapade, Tafa Igiripa, Olopaa Audu Kareem, Gbekude, Angelina, Tola, Gbekuta, Dele, Taiwo, Jakumou, Kola Tiamiyu and so on. The lessons of the book are to end the practice of terrorism, theft, logging, planting and selling of forests and so on. He also instructed us that all law enforcement officers should be in a safe environment as well as


The lessons of the book are to end the practice of terrorism, theft, logging, planting and selling of forests and so on. He also instructed us that all law enforcement officers should be in a safe environment as well as


School reopening date: Kwara State Assembly announces the reopening of schools

Kwara government announces admission day for apprentices after Covid 19 outbreak The Kwara State Assembly has ordered the re-entry of primary and secondary school students on Saturday. Ijaba announced that the decision was taken after several meetings and discussions and to find a way to prevent the spread of the coronavirus pandemic if students are not enrolled. The government has also introduced training programmes for Kwara teachers: they are not being asked to return their books. On 5th October, 2020 the students will be ready for the classes of primary and secondary school while those of Kwara State colleges will be back on the day if the respective school administrators agree that the term will start from December, 2020. The Kwara State government advises that the coronavirus pandemic is with us so that all teachers and students are aware of WHO's protocols as one should be safe.


Coronavirus in Lagos: Schools closed, community events and entertainment banned due to pandemic

He came in, he came out, the sheep were eating him, he was eating the clay outside, and they were eating. This prompted the Governor of Eko State, Babajide Sanwo-Olu Pakiti to take some measures to contain the spread of the coronavirus in the state. Among the measures taken was the banning of all community celebrations, the annual cannibals and all architectural events due to the second coronavirus outbreak. The statement was made by Sanwo-Olu in a press release issued by the headquarters of the government of Eko state. According to Sawo-Olu, the dance halls have not been opened until now, but if any, they will be open until the end of the month. Sanwo-Olu also ordered all schools to remain closed until further notice and all government employees from 14th grade and below to work from home for 14 days starting next Monday, unless they are emergency or are non-commissioned officers. In the case of churches, religious leaders must ensure that the people who are most likely to attend the mass and the mass do not pass the ritual, and the service must not exceed two hours.


According to Sawo-Olu, the dance halls have not been opened until now, but if any, they will be open until the end of the month. Sanwo-Olu also ordered all schools to remain closed until further notice and all government employees from 14th grade and below to work from home for 14 days starting next Monday, unless they are emergency or are non-commissioned officers. In the case of churches, religious leaders must ensure that the people who are most likely to attend the mass and the mass do not pass the ritual, and the service must not exceed two hours. The order is one of the public health recommendations issued by the Eko state government on Monday. The governor of Ogun had previously been battling the coronavirus, but he was recovering. The federal 12-hour to 4-hour curfew system has not been abolished, and the use of curfew is also important in public, workplace, and commercial settings.


The order is one of the public health recommendations issued by the Eko state government on Monday. The governor of Ogun had previously been battling the coronavirus, but he was recovering. The federal 12-hour to 4-hour curfew system has not been abolished, and the use of curfew is also important in public, workplace, and commercial settings. Kano State Governor Abdullahi Umar Ganduje has ordered the closure of health education institutions in the state.This order was issued on the eve of Victory by the Commissioner for Health, Dr. Aminu Ibrahim Tsanyawa, who spoke on behalf of the governor. Former Education Commissioner Muhamaad Sanusi Kiru ordered the closure of both private and public schools.Although the government did not specify the reason for the order, some say it was because of the shooting of students at the Government Science Secondary School, Kankara in Katsina state. Kaduna State had first announced such an order, known as due to the spread of Covid-19.


Kano State Governor Abdullahi Umar Ganduje has ordered the closure of health education institutions in the state.This order was issued on the eve of Victory by the Commissioner for Health, Dr. Aminu Ibrahim Tsanyawa, who spoke on behalf of the governor. Former Education Commissioner Muhamaad Sanusi Kiru ordered the closure of both private and public schools.Although the government did not specify the reason for the order, some say it was because of the shooting of students at the Government Science Secondary School, Kankara in Katsina state. Kaduna State had first announced such an order, known as due to the spread of Covid-19. Due to the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic, the Kaduna state government has announced that all schools will remain closed until the end of the day starting from Wednesday, December 16, 2020. The state government issued an order urging all school heads to ensure that all exams are completed and closed on Sunday. This move comes as the epidemic seems to be on the verge of a relapse.


Due to the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic, the Kaduna state government has announced that all schools will remain closed until the end of the day starting from Wednesday, December 16, 2020. The state government issued an order urging all school heads to ensure that all exams are completed and closed on Sunday. This move comes as the epidemic seems to be on the verge of a relapse. A press release issued by the state education department urged schools to ensure that they maintain the education system in school and find other ways to organize the education for the students if necessary. It was also added that the state radio and television stations will continue to broadcast educational programmes on their channels as they have done before.


A press release issued by the state education department urged schools to ensure that they maintain the education system in school and find other ways to organize the education for the students if necessary. It was also added that the state radio and television stations will continue to broadcast educational programmes on their channels as they have done before.


ASUU strike: I can't say exactly when we will end our protest - ASUU President

We will not return to school unless the government pays our salaries - ASUU The Nigerian Federation of Teachers, ASUU, has said that they will not return to work unless the federal government pays the teachers' salaries in full. The president of the party, Prof. Biodun Ogunyemi, told Punch local news agency on Sunday. It is to ensure that the federal government does not expect the teachers to return to school until their fees are paid. If you don't forget, on November 31, 2020, ASUU agreed to end the long-standing lawsuit and the federal government will pay them 70 billion as the amount owed them before. But the group is still in a meeting in Ogunyim and they are waiting for the government to fulfill its promise of paying their debts. He said "we are still preparing the agenda and finishing the meeting, but we will send the results of our meeting to everyone by the end of this week".


If you don't forget, on November 31, 2020, ASUU agreed to end the long-standing lawsuit and the federal government will pay them 70 billion as the amount owed them before. But the group is still in a meeting in Ogunyim and they are waiting for the government to fulfill its promise of paying their debts. He said "we are still preparing the agenda and finishing the meeting, but we will send the results of our meeting to everyone by the end of this week". "The government promised to pay our workers, we are still waiting for action on his promise but we have not heard anything yet". Ogunyemi further said that "the government cannot expect us to return such documents without getting the money we owe". The party president stated that if the government does not pay the money within the time limit, they will take action.He concluded his speech by saying that he could not yet say exactly when ASUU would end the ban.


"The government promised to pay our workers, we are still waiting for action on his promise but we have not heard anything yet". Ogunyemi further said that "the government cannot expect us to return such documents without getting the money we owe". The party president stated that if the government does not pay the money within the time limit, they will take action.He concluded his speech by saying that he could not yet say exactly when ASUU would end the ban.


Child Rights Act: Here are 11 states that have not implemented child rights laws since 2003 in Nigeria

The Minister for Women, Pauline Tallen, has said that 11 states have not yet started to implement the law protecting children's rights, which was signed by the Senate in 2003. Pauline made the announcement at a public meeting in Abuja. Since he became a minister, he has been appealing to governors and state legislators to start implementing the bill. Pauline continued that while 35 states have begun to implement the law, 11 states are still resisting its use. He said "I am not happy that we still have one state that has not started to implement the law of the land". The minister continued that "I have just arrived from Adamawa, Bauchi and Gombe and they have assured me that they will start implementing the law after meeting with their parliamentary assemblies".


Pauline continued that while 35 states have begun to implement the law, 11 states are still resisting its use. He said "I am not happy that we still have one state that has not started to implement the law of the land". The minister continued that "I have just arrived from Adamawa, Bauchi and Gombe and they have assured me that they will start implementing the law after meeting with their parliamentary assemblies". According to Bo, the law is important because it will save many children from death especially at this time when children are at risk of rape and violence against women. It is the events that occurred during the Covid-19 pandemic that have alerted the government to the dangers of children who are unable to defend themselves. The Minister concluded by saying that Gbagbo believes that all states in Nigeria will start implementing the law before the end of 2020.


According to Bo, the law is important because it will save many children from death especially at this time when children are at risk of rape and violence against women. It is the events that occurred during the Covid-19 pandemic that have alerted the government to the dangers of children who are unable to defend themselves. The Minister concluded by saying that Gbagbo believes that all states in Nigeria will start implementing the law before the end of 2020.


Amotekun Recruitment: Good news for all those who have registered for Amotekun training in Oyo State

The Oyo State Government has announced that the names of the candidates who will join the Amuttekun militia have been released. In a statement issued by the head of the party in Oyo state, Ajibola Kunle Togun, he had all registered to the party website set up by the government for the party to check their names. He "asks all graduates of the registration to go to the teachers' training institute, Emmanuel Alayande, located in Oyo city at 9 am on 3rd November, 2020, for the full registration process". He added that the preparation and evaluation of the candidates will take place for two weeks. The press continued to urge the protesters to wear a blue cape, white robe and a canvas shoe. Not only that, but they also have to wash paper bags, mugs, dishes, and dishes.


He added that the preparation and evaluation of the candidates will take place for two weeks. The press continued to urge the protesters to wear a blue cape, white robe and a canvas shoe. Not only that, but they also have to wash paper bags, mugs, dishes, and dishes. The chairman concluded by saying that those whose names were not released should not hesitate to appear at the school yard where the screening and expansion will take place. The Oyo state government has said that they will use the new heavy-duty vehicle to extend all the provinces that enter Oyo state. Information Commissioner Wasiu Olatunbosun told BBC Yoruba after the government announced that it was buying this new vehicle for the development of the state's transport system.


The chairman concluded by saying that those whose names were not released should not hesitate to appear at the school yard where the screening and expansion will take place. The Oyo state government has said that they will use the new heavy-duty vehicle to extend all the provinces that enter Oyo state. Information Commissioner Wasiu Olatunbosun told BBC Yoruba after the government announced that it was buying this new vehicle for the development of the state's transport system. The government recently wanted to spend N9.3 billion to buy heavy vehicles for transportation within the state. Each husband will be sent to a hundred people, and will be sent to Ogbomoso, Oyo, Ibarapa and so on''. 'The man is here to save money for the government because the cars are falling apart, which is causing suffering to our people.'


The government recently wanted to spend N9.3 billion to buy heavy vehicles for transportation within the state. Each husband will be sent to a hundred people, and will be sent to Ogbomoso, Oyo, Ibarapa and so on''. 'The man is here to save money for the government because the cars are falling apart, which is causing suffering to our people.' 'If they ride the motorcycle, it will reduce the burden of mental health for the people' 'If it comes not for free, the money people pay as a fare is refunded.' 'They're giving government officials a free ride from work and students a free ride from place to place.' The Oyo state government insisted that the vehicles will bring comfort to the people, and will improve their living conditions.


'If they ride the motorcycle, it will reduce the burden of mental health for the people' 'If it comes not for free, the money people pay as a fare is refunded.' 'They're giving government officials a free ride from work and students a free ride from place to place.' The Oyo state government insisted that the vehicles will bring comfort to the people, and will improve their living conditions. In Oyo State, students will be given two hours of reading every day As the day progresses, new laws and regulations are being issued by the education department, which is a major step forward in the education system of our country. During the coronavirus pandemic, the government has introduced a wide range of education policies, which are aimed at protecting students. The government has also issued a new policy on education policy to reinstate the students who have been suspended from school on Saturday.


In Oyo State, students will be given two hours of reading every day As the day progresses, new laws and regulations are being issued by the education department, which is a major step forward in the education system of our country. During the coronavirus pandemic, the government has introduced a wide range of education policies, which are aimed at protecting students. The government has also issued a new policy on education policy to reinstate the students who have been suspended from school on Saturday. If forgotten, schools will be closed for six months due to the Coronavirus pandemic, and students will be forced to adapt. Another report on the education system in Oulu state on Friday, September 25 this year showed that reforms have also been implemented in the education system of the state's public and private schools. The publication of the Education Commissioner of Oulu state, Olasunkanmi Olaleye, confirmed that the students will study for two hours and a half, and they will be divided into two categories.


If forgotten, schools will be closed for six months due to the Coronavirus pandemic, and students will be forced to adapt. Another report on the education system in Oulu state on Friday, September 25 this year showed that reforms have also been implemented in the education system of the state's public and private schools. The publication of the Education Commissioner of Oulu state, Olasunkanmi Olaleye, confirmed that the students will study for two hours and a half, and they will be divided into two categories. The first class will enter the class from 8 pm to 10 pm and they will return. The second batch of students will start training at 10 am and will finish at 1 pm. Each class of apprentices will be taught for two hours.


The first class will enter the class from 8 pm to 10 pm and they will return. The second batch of students will start training at 10 am and will finish at 1 pm. Each class of apprentices will be taught for two hours. The government has taken steps to strengthen the education sector and the private sector. The Commissioner of Education explained that the interviews will be conducted for 25 minutes on each session, with six sessions over two hours per day. By Friday, they will be doing five operations a day and urged the chiefs to follow the rule.


The government has taken steps to strengthen the education sector and the private sector. The Commissioner of Education explained that the interviews will be conducted for 25 minutes on each session, with six sessions over two hours per day. By Friday, they will be doing five operations a day and urged the chiefs to follow the rule. In accordance with the government order for all schools in Oulu district, students in class 6 of primary education, class 3 and class 6 of secondary education have re-entered the school today. Every school visited by the BBC Yoruba teacher, has implemented the materials that can protect students and teachers from the Coronavirus, starting from water and soap, masks, to self-isolation. The school leaders interviewed explained that they are doing everything possible to protect the students and their teachers as they re-enter the classroom.


In accordance with the government order for all schools in Oulu district, students in class 6 of primary education, class 3 and class 6 of secondary education have re-entered the school today. Every school visited by the BBC Yoruba teacher, has implemented the materials that can protect students and teachers from the Coronavirus, starting from water and soap, masks, to self-isolation. The school leaders interviewed explained that they are doing everything possible to protect the students and their teachers as they re-enter the classroom. They have a student or teacher who does not use a bomb is not useful to enter the school yard. Several students who did not use bombs were detained in the city during a visit by a BBC Yoruba reporter to a school in Ibadan on Saturday morning. The school officials further said that the Oulu state government has also ordered them to keep the students outside for about 30 minutes.


They have a student or teacher who does not use a bomb is not useful to enter the school yard. Several students who did not use bombs were detained in the city during a visit by a BBC Yoruba reporter to a school in Ibadan on Saturday morning. The school officials further said that the Oulu state government has also ordered them to keep the students outside for about 30 minutes. Between 11 and 11 pm daily, the programme will be held in an effort to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus. On the supply of self-defense equipment such as bombs, masks and anti-personnel mines, representatives of the academy told our reporter that they had provided the equipment from their own hands. This is contrary to the government's promise to provide personal protective equipment to the students.


Between 11 and 11 pm daily, the programme will be held in an effort to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus. On the supply of self-defense equipment such as bombs, masks and anti-personnel mines, representatives of the academy told our reporter that they had provided the equipment from their own hands. This is contrary to the government's promise to provide personal protective equipment to the students. The openings in the classroom of the students who have not been given the opportunity to re-enter, make self-admission easier for the students who are now re-entering. Many classes are not in the pre-war period, and as it is said, the education system and the arts are being dismantled by the Oyo state government. The Ogun State Government has ordered the heads of primary and secondary schools across the state to put their students to sleep for 30 minutes every day.


The openings in the classroom of the students who have not been given the opportunity to re-enter, make self-admission easier for the students who are now re-entering. Many classes are not in the pre-war period, and as it is said, the education system and the arts are being dismantled by the Oyo state government. The Ogun State Government has ordered the heads of primary and secondary schools across the state to put their students to sleep for 30 minutes every day. The Education Commissioner, Olasununmu Aremu Olaleye, spoke on the issue in a press release addressed to the school's principals and other education stakeholders. The publication, published on 2nd July 2020, also announced that the closure of government schools, which have a certificate of completion of the Coronavirus test, will be open today. The education department in Oyo state is preparing for a government order to allow students to return to school, after they were suspended due to the Coronavirus pandemic.


The Education Commissioner, Olasununmu Aremu Olaleye, spoke on the issue in a press release addressed to the school's principals and other education stakeholders. The publication, published on 2nd July 2020, also announced that the closure of government schools, which have a certificate of completion of the Coronavirus test, will be open today. The education department in Oyo state is preparing for a government order to allow students to return to school, after they were suspended due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Commissioner for Education, Science and Technology, Olasunkanmi Olaleye has students in primary and secondary school who have completed their studies will start school again today, Monday, June, July, 2020. The government has clearly put in place a plan to ensure that students are safe during this coronavirus pandemic. The founder of a private school confirmed that the school principals in Oyo state, have met on the program they should have set up for the students, so that the coronavirus does not spread among the students.


Commissioner for Education, Science and Technology, Olasunkanmi Olaleye has students in primary and secondary school who have completed their studies will start school again today, Monday, June, July, 2020. The government has clearly put in place a plan to ensure that students are safe during this coronavirus pandemic. The founder of a private school confirmed that the school principals in Oyo state, have met on the program they should have set up for the students, so that the coronavirus does not spread among the students. "It is necessary that students who come to school use bombs, while the school authorities will ensure that students follow the rules of privacy, supply water to wash their hands, supply a thermometer, etc. The parents said the admission of the students will be good, if they follow the government's policy to stop the spread of coronavirus. The students were also happy to return to school, and the students expressed their happiness at the closure of their learning doors.


"It is necessary that students who come to school use bombs, while the school authorities will ensure that students follow the rules of privacy, supply water to wash their hands, supply a thermometer, etc. The parents said the admission of the students will be good, if they follow the government's policy to stop the spread of coronavirus. The students were also happy to return to school, and the students expressed their happiness at the closure of their learning doors. Governor of the state Oyur Enjene Cheyi Makinde has approved the payment of N526 million (526) for all government schools as a supplementary allowance for government schools such as 2,000. A government press release commented on the matter adding that they have already given a grant of 400m to the secondary schools, while the primary school has also received a grant of 126m. This money was used by the Government for the school's maintenance and repair of the first matching in the 2019-2020 academic year, and the primary and secondary school principals were advised to go to the bank balance sheet to get the money quickly.


Governor of the state Oyur Enjene Cheyi Makinde has approved the payment of N526 million (526) for all government schools as a supplementary allowance for government schools such as 2,000. A government press release commented on the matter adding that they have already given a grant of 400m to the secondary schools, while the primary school has also received a grant of 126m. This money was used by the Government for the school's maintenance and repair of the first matching in the 2019-2020 academic year, and the primary and secondary school principals were advised to go to the bank balance sheet to get the money quickly. "If there is a school that provides a thousand naira for each student, then the government will spend millions of naira on a single school. The total cost is estimated to be 1.2bn per academic year for secondary school students". The Government of Oulu State encourages the beneficiaries of this scheme to use the funds appropriately.


"If there is a school that provides a thousand naira for each student, then the government will spend millions of naira on a single school. The total cost is estimated to be 1.2bn per academic year for secondary school students". The Government of Oulu State encourages the beneficiaries of this scheme to use the funds appropriately. They should also understand that the government will ask about how the money is spent, and will punish anyone who tries to break the free education system or who tries to take money directly from students.


They should also understand that the government will ask about how the money is spent, and will punish anyone who tries to break the free education system or who tries to take money directly from students.


Akinwumi Isola: See what Aben experienced in the book "Because of Money"

Prof. Akinwumi Ishola's books are a training ground for many as is the veteran Yoruba writer lede. On the Akomolede and Asa programme on BBC Yoruba for this week, the main focus is reading the Latin text of Akinwumi Isola's book titled "For Money". The actual subject of this book analysis is under him in the Literary Dictionary. This book is aimed at the Adio family. As they used to do, everything was fine for them but the saying became popular that "He became the dog that sneezes in the house". To Adio's wife, he became "a helpless, grumpy, lonely dog".


This book is aimed at the Adio family. As they used to do, everything was fine for them but the saying became popular that "He became the dog that sneezes in the house". To Adio's wife, he became "a helpless, grumpy, lonely dog". The youths surrounded Akire Palace to steal the crown Five Yoruba sages with their staff Lies that our father, Soun Ogbomede later became a new child, now his friends betrayed him and killed The one who stole the staff is coming to betray himself, I am good to you as a mother - Erelu Kuti The secret between the viewer and you What the wife did with their son Yoladun, is still a shock even her story is not imaginable in the video above. The story of a friend who drugged her boyfriend is the BBC's Yoruba newsletter Today We want to learn about the Yoruba voice word piece known as the Professional Style Syllabus in English BBC Yoruba is conducting an examination today, Finally, the work has begun...


The youths surrounded Akire Palace to steal the crown Five Yoruba sages with their staff Lies that our father, Soun Ogbomede later became a new child, now his friends betrayed him and killed The one who stole the staff is coming to betray himself, I am good to you as a mother - Erelu Kuti The secret between the viewer and you What the wife did with their son Yoladun, is still a shock even her story is not imaginable in the video above. The story of a friend who drugged her boyfriend is the BBC's Yoruba newsletter Today We want to learn about the Yoruba voice word piece known as the Professional Style Syllabus in English BBC Yoruba is conducting an examination today, Finally, the work has begun...


Ikorodu student death: Reportedly, the government, law enforcement is still looking for the teacher who beat the student to death in Ikorodu for math questions

Where is the teacher who beat the student to death in a private school in Ikorodu now? This is the question that has been asked by many who heard about the horrific incident that took place on November 16, 2020. The teacher, who is referred to as Mr. Emma, is reportedly missing and is still being sought by the Lagos State authorities as of this writing. Emma reportedly beat up Mr. Boluwatifye Omelaja in a private school because he did not answer a mathematical question like this. As we heard, Mr. Boluwatifye, Lateef who was also a student at the school, secretly told his parents that his teacher had hit him. What the school officials explained to his parents as we heard, was that he jumped to his death in his classroom. Koda was the teacher who beat him to death and was among those who took his life to his parents, claiming that he was the cause of the incident. It is reported that the Department of Education Quality Assurance, Office of Education Quality Assurance has started an investigation into the matter.


Emma reportedly beat up Mr. Boluwatifye Omelaja in a private school because he did not answer a mathematical question like this. As we heard, Mr. Boluwatifye, Lateef who was also a student at the school, secretly told his parents that his teacher had hit him. What the school officials explained to his parents as we heard, was that he jumped to his death in his classroom. Koda was the teacher who beat him to death and was among those who took his life to his parents, claiming that he was the cause of the incident. It is reported that the Department of Education Quality Assurance, Office of Education Quality Assurance has started an investigation into the matter. As of this writing, four days after the incident, no one has confirmed the coach who worked there. The parents of the child who died in the crash at his school, Elihans Schools, in Issaquah, Ikorodu has told the BBC that they do not think that the death was the result of God's grace. Boluwatife Omeleja, a 14-year-old student, was reportedly taken from school on Sunday.


As of this writing, four days after the incident, no one has confirmed the coach who worked there. The parents of the child who died in the crash at his school, Elihans Schools, in Issaquah, Ikorodu has told the BBC that they do not think that the death was the result of God's grace. Boluwatife Omeleja, a 14-year-old student, was reportedly taken from school on Sunday. Ridwan Oyewumi who told the BBC that he is the brother of Bola confirmed that Boluwatife was indeed taken from his school, Elihans College Ikorodu on Thursday. It was not long after the Bolu's grave was moved that the bodies were buried according to the Muslim funeral rites. Ridwan explained that the father said that he would not be prosecuted on Bolu's death but he had to find out what caused Bolu's death.


Ridwan Oyewumi who told the BBC that he is the brother of Bola confirmed that Boluwatife was indeed taken from his school, Elihans College Ikorodu on Thursday. It was not long after the Bolu's grave was moved that the bodies were buried according to the Muslim funeral rites. Ridwan explained that the father said that he would not be prosecuted on Bolu's death but he had to find out what caused Bolu's death. The information that the BBC heard from Ridwan's Twitter account tells us that the person who owns Bolu's house used to claim that his father was a priest. They were told to cover us first because Bolu was already in the air. 'When Daddy heard, he was so proud to go to your school.


The information that the BBC heard from Ridwan's Twitter account tells us that the person who owns Bolu's house used to claim that his father was a priest. They were told to cover us first because Bolu was already in the air. 'When Daddy heard, he was so proud to go to your school. On the way they met the teacher and the driver who took Bolu to us in Ridwan's car and Daddy found Bolu unwell and rushed him to the hospital before the doctors declared Bolu dead. Ridwan's statement that Daddy's friends at school said the teacher asked Bolu a question and he did not answer in front of his friends. 'He went to the class and they gave him a donation without giving any evidence. That's where Bolu was buried. That's what they told us.' He also said that soon after they found out that Bolu was dead, Daddy's friend (who was at school) suggested that we dig the ground and bury Bolu.


On the way they met the teacher and the driver who took Bolu to us in Ridwan's car and Daddy found Bolu unwell and rushed him to the hospital before the doctors declared Bolu dead. Ridwan's statement that Daddy's friends at school said the teacher asked Bolu a question and he did not answer in front of his friends. 'He went to the class and they gave him a donation without giving any evidence. That's where Bolu was buried. That's what they told us.' He also said that soon after they found out that Bolu was dead, Daddy's friend (who was at school) suggested that we dig the ground and bury Bolu. 'They bought clothes, they paid for the dry land. We returned his body to the land of our daddy who even died' Ridwan said when Bolu's brother arrived from school in the evening. Ridwan's sister Lateef said that a teacher (Mr Emma) hit Bolu in class and left us all behind. 'When your sister told us this story in private, we were relieved that what they told us was not true' Ridwan was the sister of our teacher who called his name Mr Emma went to his house on Sunday but they were not at home.


'They bought clothes, they paid for the dry land. We returned his body to the land of our daddy who even died' Ridwan said when Bolu's brother arrived from school in the evening. Ridwan's sister Lateef said that a teacher (Mr Emma) hit Bolu in class and left us all behind. 'When your sister told us this story in private, we were relieved that what they told us was not true' Ridwan was the sister of our teacher who called his name Mr Emma went to his house on Sunday but they were not at home. We were there on Christmas Day and they didn't know where to go. 'Our dads will not be prosecuted on this issue but they will be if the journalists ask us about Bolu's death they will explain it to them' 'What we as a community want is to know whether the death of the unborn was from God in Bolu's death or whether it was a human' BBC Yoruba said the number of the person who owned the photo was sent by the Bolu community. The person who carried the cup explained that we were in a police station so they could not deliver us at this time.


We were there on Christmas Day and they didn't know where to go. 'Our dads will not be prosecuted on this issue but they will be if the journalists ask us about Bolu's death they will explain it to them' 'What we as a community want is to know whether the death of the unborn was from God in Bolu's death or whether it was a human' BBC Yoruba said the number of the person who owned the photo was sent by the Bolu community. The person who carried the cup explained that we were in a police station so they could not deliver us at this time. The BBC also claimed that the police chief (DPO) Ikorodu was on the wrong side and did not know about the incident. The death of this boy is one that we will share to find out what happened to your ear. But now, after serving Bolu, the school has not responded and we cannot say exactly where the teacher who allegedly beat Bolu to death was.


The BBC also claimed that the police chief (DPO) Ikorodu was on the wrong side and did not know about the incident. The death of this boy is one that we will share to find out what happened to your ear. But now, after serving Bolu, the school has not responded and we cannot say exactly where the teacher who allegedly beat Bolu to death was.


School Reopening: The government of Lagos state announced the reopening of all classes

The Lagos state government has announced the date when all private and public school classes in the state will open. This comes after six months of school closures due to the coronavirus pandemic in Nigeria. The Eko state assembly tweeted that the education commissioner of Eko state, Folasade Adefisoye announced that all the remaining classes that had not yet been admitted were re-admitted. Their entry will start from Monday, 19 October 2020. Kwara government announces admission day for apprentices after Covid 19 outbreak Five tips from a world-renowned teacher on childbirth Learn more about what happened in places where schools were re-closed after Covid 19 Ms Folasade said that she made this decision after many discussions and consultations with and requests from a safety expert to inform school administrators about the classroom for the children.


Their entry will start from Monday, 19 October 2020. Kwara government announces admission day for apprentices after Covid 19 outbreak Five tips from a world-renowned teacher on childbirth Learn more about what happened in places where schools were re-closed after Covid 19 Ms Folasade said that she made this decision after many discussions and consultations with and requests from a safety expert to inform school administrators about the classroom for the children. He added that this re-entry is for the academic year 2020/2021 and applies to the non-resident classes especially those of the first-time nurses. In a statement issued by the head of the department of emergency management, Kayode Abayomi, he urged the heads of private primary schools to follow the safety policy that the government had previously issued during Covid-19. He also asked them to follow the rules of the state government through the Office of Education Quality Assurance.


He added that this re-entry is for the academic year 2020/2021 and applies to the non-resident classes especially those of the first-time nurses. In a statement issued by the head of the department of emergency management, Kayode Abayomi, he urged the heads of private primary schools to follow the safety policy that the government had previously issued during Covid-19. He also asked them to follow the rules of the state government through the Office of Education Quality Assurance. They warned that the OEQA office will monitor the preparation of schools and will issue the school with the permits to re-enter and ensure that all private school founders get the permits from the office before re-entering.


They warned that the OEQA office will monitor the preparation of schools and will issue the school with the permits to re-enter and ensure that all private school founders get the permits from the office before re-entering.


LAUTECH: The process of dividing the assets and debts of the LAUTECH bond has begun

The dispute between Oulu and Osun state over who will take over the technical fasit Ladoke Akintolola has been going on for some time now with the Nigerian fasit control body NUC having announced on Friday that Oulu state will take over the fasit. It was also announced that the major hospital of the facility, LAUTECHTH in Osogbo, will be owned by the Osun state. In 1990 the fasiti was abolished under the former Ondo state. The Facilities Training Garden was moved to Ogbomoshuru before moving its Medical College to Oogbo. After the formation of Osun State from the former Ondo State in 1991, both states started a pilot program on the fasiti. NUC Secretary General, Prof. Abubakar Rasheed explained in Abuja that the ongoing dispute over the fasit between the two states is preventing the selection of other senior officials in the fasit, along with the salaries of the employees, while the division of the fasit is being disrupted.


The Facilities Training Garden was moved to Ogbomoshuru before moving its Medical College to Oogbo. After the formation of Osun State from the former Ondo State in 1991, both states started a pilot program on the fasiti. NUC Secretary General, Prof. Abubakar Rasheed explained in Abuja that the ongoing dispute over the fasit between the two states is preventing the selection of other senior officials in the fasit, along with the salaries of the employees, while the division of the fasit is being disrupted. Prof Abubakar Rasheed also made it unclear that the two state governors had signed a memorandum of understanding on the division of control of the fascism. It has started the process on the distribution of assets and debt available in the school fasciette between the two states.


Prof Abubakar Rasheed also made it unclear that the two state governors had signed a memorandum of understanding on the division of control of the fascism. It has started the process on the distribution of assets and debt available in the school fasciette between the two states.


Akomolede and Asa: Learn about the ways Yorubas help each other

On the Akomolede and Asa programme on BBC Yoruba for next week, the focus is on self-help. Yoruba is a foreign language, so it is important to help each other. Our teacher this week, Sister Funke's wife Falade-Young is here to teach us about the various self-help practices we have and their benefits. Our teacher explained the process of doing Ajọ, Aaro and Owo fast to help each other and the difference between them. We also know about the ways in which this scheme can be repaid among the participants. Sister Funke Falade-Young explained in detail to us all how self-help culture is important in Yoruba. Please feel free to join our teacher to learn about Yoruba culture based on self-help.


Teachers new salary in Nigeria: Wike on new salary for teachers announced by Buhari will cause controversy

Rivers State Governor Nyesom Wike has been making a big statement after saying that the recently announced federal teacher pay bill will create a crisis in the Nigerian education sector. Wike then spoke through the Information and Communication Commissioner, stating that it is indeed good to set a new salary for teachers. But it is important to get involved politically. It is not right to blame teachers for the tremendous impact they have on social development. Amur, he said, said the federal government has abandoned the rebellion, is struggling because it has ignored the issue of education and allocates new money to the states but announced a new cotton month scheme for teachers. The announcement of the new salary bill has added to the fears of the state governments.


It is not right to blame teachers for the tremendous impact they have on social development. Amur, he said, said the federal government has abandoned the rebellion, is struggling because it has ignored the issue of education and allocates new money to the states but announced a new cotton month scheme for teachers. The announcement of the new salary bill has added to the fears of the state governments. On the occasion of Teachers' Day, the federal government announced a new salary plan for teachers in Nigeria. We teachers want a special salary different from other government employees - NUT October 5th is the National Teachers' Day in Nigeria which is not on Tuesday. But the day did not go in vain as the teachers asked one another what they were asking the government, especially their demand was the creation of a monthly salary plan for the teachers.


On the occasion of Teachers' Day, the federal government announced a new salary plan for teachers in Nigeria. We teachers want a special salary different from other government employees - NUT October 5th is the National Teachers' Day in Nigeria which is not on Tuesday. But the day did not go in vain as the teachers asked one another what they were asking the government, especially their demand was the creation of a monthly salary plan for the teachers. Speaking on behalf of teachers, the joint president of the Nigerian Teachers Union during the Teachers' Day celebration, Mohammed Nasir Idris explained that it would be good if there was a pay bill for teachers so that the government could show how important teachers are today in the face of this uncertain economic situation. "We believe that the Teacher Pay Scheme (TSS) will make the teacher's performance different, and will also give the teacher's performance a better level of protection, and today we are urging the government to first sign this petition". Idris, while speaking on the theme of the Teacher's Day, which is called 'Young Teachers Tomorrow for Teacher's Day', also urged the federal government to initiate the payment of 35 percent salary and the granting of surrogacy fees to teachers in the federal primary schools, as this would make the teachers' heads more attractive to the teachers.


Speaking on behalf of teachers, the joint president of the Nigerian Teachers Union during the Teachers' Day celebration, Mohammed Nasir Idris explained that it would be good if there was a pay bill for teachers so that the government could show how important teachers are today in the face of this uncertain economic situation. "We believe that the Teacher Pay Scheme (TSS) will make the teacher's performance different, and will also give the teacher's performance a better level of protection, and today we are urging the government to first sign this petition". Idris, while speaking on the theme of the Teacher's Day, which is called 'Young Teachers Tomorrow for Teacher's Day', also urged the federal government to initiate the payment of 35 percent salary and the granting of surrogacy fees to teachers in the federal primary schools, as this would make the teachers' heads more attractive to the teachers. Meanwhile, the Attorney General of Nigeria Abubakar Malami, who represented President Buhari in the case of the teacher's disappearance, announced that the federal government will cooperate with the state government to provide a Korean education to teachers, especially those in rural areas. Malami is not only that this will lead to the young devils from teaching, but also that the government will schedule a fair trial for them.


Meanwhile, the Attorney General of Nigeria Abubakar Malami, who represented President Buhari in the case of the teacher's disappearance, announced that the federal government will cooperate with the state government to provide a Korean education to teachers, especially those in rural areas. Malami is not only that this will lead to the young devils from teaching, but also that the government will schedule a fair trial for them.


Akomolede and Culture: Bunmi Femi Amao teaches us the word magic on the Akomolede and Culture program on BBC Yorupá

There are seven grammatical varieties of Yoruba. Bunmi's wife Femi Amao from Graceland Heights School in Wufulu district, Olodo in Ibadan in Oyo state is our teacher for toni. The Human Subject is the main topic of discussion today. The descriptive style usually tells us more about the word name. Akomolede and Asa is produced by BBC Yoruba in partnership with Yoruba Knowledge Association YSAN and the Akomolede Nigeria group. There are seven species of the species that are currently being studied by Bunmi's teacher Femi Amao.


The descriptive style usually tells us more about the word name. Akomolede and Asa is produced by BBC Yoruba in partnership with Yoruba Knowledge Association YSAN and the Akomolede Nigeria group. There are seven species of the species that are currently being studied by Bunmi's teacher Femi Amao. The name of the person who is the author of the article is the author of the article.


The name of the person who is the author of the article is the author of the article.


Unilag VC: Folasade Ogunsola is the first female director of the Fascist Medical Education Centre Eko

In 1958, Professor Folasade Tolulope Ogunsola, the son of Mabogunje, was born. Folasade was a young man who wanted to be a doctor, and he would take care of a sick doll. Between 1974 and 1982, Folasade studied for a doctorate in physics at Ife University and obtained a first degree in physics and a second degree in physics at the University of Lagos. He then moved to England, and then taught in Wales between 1992 and 1997. After returning to the country, Folasade started working at the faculty of medicine at the University of Lagos, and rose to the rank of the station's chief. The new head of the Eko Foundation is a senior researcher on HIV, and also chairman of the committee on the prevention of infectious diseases.


He then moved to England, and then taught in Wales between 1992 and 1997. After returning to the country, Folasade started working at the faculty of medicine at the University of Lagos, and rose to the rank of the station's chief. The new head of the Eko Foundation is a senior researcher on HIV, and also chairman of the committee on the prevention of infectious diseases. He was also the Deputy Chief Executive Officer of Eko in 2017, Development Services Department, and held this position until he was announced as the Chief Executive Officer. What happened to you? The news is that the school board of the University of Lagos, Unilag has appointed this new headmaster to run the school.


He was also the Deputy Chief Executive Officer of Eko in 2017, Development Services Department, and held this position until he was announced as the Chief Executive Officer. What happened to you? The news is that the school board of the University of Lagos, Unilag has appointed this new headmaster to run the school. Prof. Folashade Ogunsola was the first to be elected in the assembly of the fascist parliament. Folashade is the deputy development department for the former mayor, Oluwatoyin Ogundipe. According to reports, out of the thirteen votes, Folashade has only 35 votes.


Prof. Folashade Ogunsola was the first to be elected in the assembly of the fascist parliament. Folashade is the deputy development department for the former mayor, Oluwatoyin Ogundipe. According to reports, out of the thirteen votes, Folashade has only 35 votes. Another candidate for the same position, Professor Ben Ogbojafor, was elected with 31 votes. Folashade was elected at the meeting of the parliamentary assembly on Saturday. Earlier, the dismissed headmaster of the Lagos state school, Oluwatoyin Ogundipe, had taken the case to court after the dismissal of the dismissed by the school board.


Another candidate for the same position, Professor Ben Ogbojafor, was elected with 31 votes. Folashade was elected at the meeting of the parliamentary assembly on Saturday. Earlier, the dismissed headmaster of the Lagos state school, Oluwatoyin Ogundipe, had taken the case to court after the dismissal of the dismissed by the school board. During the meeting of the governing bodies held at the National Universities Commission in Abuja, Prof. Ogundipe Nupo was dismissed as the chief executive of Eko State. Meanwhile, the Professor has hired the senior advocate in Nigeria, Mike Ozekhome to represent him in court. In Ogundipe's letter to Ozekhome, he was removed without the due process of law and order that should be followed to remove him from office.


During the meeting of the governing bodies held at the National Universities Commission in Abuja, Prof. Ogundipe Nupo was dismissed as the chief executive of Eko State. Meanwhile, the Professor has hired the senior advocate in Nigeria, Mike Ozekhome to represent him in court. In Ogundipe's letter to Ozekhome, he was removed without the due process of law and order that should be followed to remove him from office. Prof Ogundipe supported the staff and the fasiti teacher, saying that the way they dismissed him violated the Nigerian fasiti law. In his speech, Ozekhome was a substitute in the emergency meeting called to remove Ogundipe from the post. The same goes for the expert who is trying to show the spectators how they are getting rid of the space.


Prof Ogundipe supported the staff and the fasiti teacher, saying that the way they dismissed him violated the Nigerian fasiti law. In his speech, Ozekhome was a substitute in the emergency meeting called to remove Ogundipe from the post. The same goes for the expert who is trying to show the spectators how they are getting rid of the space. He was in a fight with the NASU, SSANU and ASUU student groups where they were protesting from the patio to the entrance of the college. At the time of the dismissal, the former principal had been working at the school for 30 years in one capacity or another, so he could not be dismissed as a senior. The chairman of the Lagos State Fascist Teachers' Union, Dr. Dele Ashiru, also protested the removal of Prof. Ogundipe nipo, who they proudly follow as their leader.


He was in a fight with the NASU, SSANU and ASUU student groups where they were protesting from the patio to the entrance of the college. At the time of the dismissal, the former principal had been working at the school for 30 years in one capacity or another, so he could not be dismissed as a senior. The chairman of the Lagos State Fascist Teachers' Union, Dr. Dele Ashiru, also protested the removal of Prof. Ogundipe nipo, who they proudly follow as their leader. It has been asked about three controversial products to be released by Fasta Eko and the issue has been thoroughly debunked by the media outlet. In his speech, Professor Folashade Tolulopepé Ogunsola explained to the BBC that this crisis is not a recent phenomenon but a long-standing one. Ogunsola has been in the past year since the beginning of the conflict with the chairman of the Fascist-controlled Kansas committee, Omowe Babalakin, and Ogundipe has been in a state of chaos.


It has been asked about three controversial products to be released by Fasta Eko and the issue has been thoroughly debunked by the media outlet. In his speech, Professor Folashade Tolulopepé Ogunsola explained to the BBC that this crisis is not a recent phenomenon but a long-standing one. Ogunsola has been in the past year since the beginning of the conflict with the chairman of the Fascist-controlled Kansas committee, Omowe Babalakin, and Ogundipe has been in a state of chaos. Koda, this is one of the reasons why they decided to hold the graduation ceremony for the students in March this year. What does UNILAG fasten to the anti-lock braking system? The process of dismissal of the couple was closed due to the lack of proper legal process.


Koda, this is one of the reasons why they decided to hold the graduation ceremony for the students in March this year. What does UNILAG fasten to the anti-lock braking system? The process of dismissal of the couple was closed due to the lack of proper legal process. He was not allowed to speak, nor were we allowed to follow the rules of conduct when such a violation was committed in the face of such a massive terrorist attack. He felt that it was unethical to appoint and appoint someone else. And the selection or dismissal of Prof Soyombo did not follow the proper procedure as the Giwa fasiti Eko.


He was not allowed to speak, nor were we allowed to follow the rules of conduct when such a violation was committed in the face of such a massive terrorist attack. He felt that it was unethical to appoint and appoint someone else. And the selection or dismissal of Prof Soyombo did not follow the proper procedure as the Giwa fasiti Eko. What is happening at the UNILAG campus? We are now waiting for the Federal Office for Higher Education in Nigeria to announce a decision.Ogunsola is a teacher and non-teacher organisations have written support that the Ogundilig project has been sent to the skies as planned after several meetings from yesterday. And, most importantly: we expect the Federal Ministry of Education and the Nigerian Union of Communists (NUC) to talk about the issue of the outer circle rather than the inner circle.


What is happening at the UNILAG campus? We are now waiting for the Federal Office for Higher Education in Nigeria to announce a decision.Ogunsola is a teacher and non-teacher organisations have written support that the Ogundilig project has been sent to the skies as planned after several meetings from yesterday. And, most importantly: we expect the Federal Ministry of Education and the Nigerian Union of Communists (NUC) to talk about the issue of the outer circle rather than the inner circle. It establishes that we are both in power and that they alone can say what they want, and that they alone determine where the matter will stand. As for NASU and ASUU, we have voted to continue your work for the elevation there, because we are behind Ogundipe. The newly elected High Commissioner has not yet taken office.


It establishes that we are both in power and that they alone can say what they want, and that they alone determine where the matter will stand. As for NASU and ASUU, we have voted to continue your work for the elevation there, because we are behind Ogundipe. The newly elected High Commissioner has not yet taken office. So far this report is being published What happened first? UNILAG VC: Prof. Ogundipe said that he is the graduate of UNILAG Giwa fasiti of the federal government in Eko, UNILAG, Prof. Olawatoyin Ogundipe said that the news of the news that he has been dismissed is the news that has been spread widely. The Chief Secretary of the Fascist Party, Mr. Oladejo Azeez issued a statement saying that the UNILAG Fascist Executive Committee has decided to recognize Prof. Ogundipe.


So far this report is being published What happened first? UNILAG VC: Prof. Ogundipe said that he is the graduate of UNILAG Giwa fasiti of the federal government in Eko, UNILAG, Prof. Olawatoyin Ogundipe said that the news of the news that he has been dismissed is the news that has been spread widely. The Chief Secretary of the Fascist Party, Mr. Oladejo Azeez issued a statement saying that the UNILAG Fascist Executive Committee has decided to recognize Prof. Ogundipe. But in his response to the publication, Prof. Ogundipe said that Mr. Azeez knows where he has seen the news circulating. He stood up and said that you were a bit tough. In a press release, Prof Ogundipe said that all those who are subject to a UNILAG fascism should be informed of the final outcome.


But in his response to the publication, Prof. Ogundipe said that Mr. Azeez knows where he has seen the news circulating. He stood up and said that you were a bit tough. In a press release, Prof Ogundipe said that all those who are subject to a UNILAG fascism should be informed of the final outcome. Prof. Ogundipe reiterated that there is no way to remove the fasiti from the UNILAG executive committee even if he has been removed. The UNILAG Executive Committee removed the school from the post of the Federal Government's Executive Board in Lagos, the UNILAG has suspended the fasiti, and Professor Olawatoyin Ogundipe has been suspended. The committee announced the detention of Prof. Ogundipe at their meeting held at the office of the committee dealing with the issue of fascism in Nigeria, NUC in Abuja.


Prof. Ogundipe reiterated that there is no way to remove the fasiti from the UNILAG executive committee even if he has been removed. The UNILAG Executive Committee removed the school from the post of the Federal Government's Executive Board in Lagos, the UNILAG has suspended the fasiti, and Professor Olawatoyin Ogundipe has been suspended. The committee announced the detention of Prof. Ogundipe at their meeting held at the office of the committee dealing with the issue of fascism in Nigeria, NUC in Abuja. Seven members of the committee voted to remove Prof. Ogundipe Nape, while four voted to leave him. The member of the committee suggested that the Professor be given a temporary leave of absence. In a statement issued by the fasti secretary, Mr. Oladejo Azeez, stated that the board dismissed him on charges of corruption and school bribery.


Seven members of the committee voted to remove Prof. Ogundipe Nape, while four voted to leave him. The member of the committee suggested that the Professor be given a temporary leave of absence. In a statement issued by the fasti secretary, Mr. Oladejo Azeez, stated that the board dismissed him on charges of corruption and school bribery. He was charged with misconduct in office which led to his arrest. Mr. Azeez further explained that the executive committee's action was in accordance with the law that established it. The meeting was chaired by the chairman, Wale Babalakin.


He was charged with misconduct in office which led to his arrest. Mr. Azeez further explained that the executive committee's action was in accordance with the law that established it. The meeting was chaired by the chairman, Wale Babalakin.


Akomolede Yoruba: The story of a friend who drugged her boyfriend in the city of Owhobo

Sister Olaitan Zainab is our teacher today, she explained how two friends looked at a man they met and one of them put mud on his face she was actually trying to get his eyes on for money Do you remember how you used to look in your class when you wanted to read Yoruba books when you were still in high school? Yes, our Akomolede Yoruba class will be held today and you can watch the video above for this interesting and insightful story. The book selected by the WAEC for the examination candidates was examined today by Akomolede Yoruba and its title is "My Friend". You know that Yoruba teachers are often uncomfortable with telling stories, and our teacher Zainab Olaitan is not disappointing us today with her analogies, her slang words. In fact, the teaching they gave was quite outstanding.


NIDCOM urges parents to stop sending their children to school in Northern Cyprus

The Foreign Ministry has urged Nigerian parents to stop helping their children to study in Northern Cyprus in the face of the unnecessary deaths of Nigerians there. The head and founder of the association, Mrs. Abike Dabiri-Erewa, warned that it is very dangerous at this time to help children to go to school in the area. He said 20 children were killed in schools and the cause of death was still unknown and no investigation into the deaths was successful. The incident occurred during a visit to the office of Justice Aminu Bello, the mother of Ibrahim Khaleel, who was killed while abroad. The death of Khaleel, a third-grade engineering student, is the worst in the country's history. NIDCOM has counted about 15 people killed in Northern Cyprus, and said it was reluctant to investigate as a country because it sees Turkey as a country.


The incident occurred during a visit to the office of Justice Aminu Bello, the mother of Ibrahim Khaleel, who was killed while abroad. The death of Khaleel, a third-grade engineering student, is the worst in the country's history. NIDCOM has counted about 15 people killed in Northern Cyprus, and said it was reluctant to investigate as a country because it sees Turkey as a country. "Khaleel's death should be the key to stop the killing of our children anywhere in the world especially in Northern Cyprus". "not only Ibrahim, but also the 28-year-old Kennedy Dede Augustine Ngok, Gabriel Sorewei, Osabanjo Owoyale, Augustine Wallace, Stanley Eteno, Hassan Babatunde, Temitayo Adigun, and Kubat Abraham are just a few of the names we can mention". "The country has never been a member of the United Nations as a nation, and no nation has ever recognized Northern Cyprus as an independent nation".


"Khaleel's death should be the key to stop the killing of our children anywhere in the world especially in Northern Cyprus". "not only Ibrahim, but also the 28-year-old Kennedy Dede Augustine Ngok, Gabriel Sorewei, Osabanjo Owoyale, Augustine Wallace, Stanley Eteno, Hassan Babatunde, Temitayo Adigun, and Kubat Abraham are just a few of the names we can mention". "The country has never been a member of the United Nations as a nation, and no nation has ever recognized Northern Cyprus as an independent nation". Abike Dabiri added that as soon as the Covid-19 epidemic is over, the government will visit the place to check on the situation.


Abike Dabiri added that as soon as the Covid-19 epidemic is over, the government will visit the place to check on the situation.


Yoruba Language: Akomolede and Asa Yoruba in turn by our teacher

Knowledge of the Yoruba language is not an exception. The Yoruba culture is carried on by the oldest of the oldest, wherever we are in the country or outside. The Yoruba Language and Culture programme, which will be broadcast once a week on the BBC Yoruba channel, will teach us about our language and culture, not destroy it. The theme for today's quiz is "Apola Word Name" which you know better as "Noun Phrase" and its subtitles. Our teacher for toni was Mrs. Idowu Peters from Ogba Junior Grammar School. You can download it in this interesting video with Yoruba language lessons.


AAUA latest news: This is not the time for Akeredolu to reduce school fees, it wants votes - AAUA Parents and Students

Parents and a student of the fasiti Adekunle Ajasin, AAUA, in Akungba-Akoko in Ondo state have lashed out at the state government after the library fee was raised. Parents and students are not surprised that the government, under the governor Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, is not willing to pay the school fees, as it is not a wise decision to get the people to vote for him for a second term. A press release congratulating staff and students in Ondo state government has said that it has reduced the cost of the school after the economic downturn caused by the coronavirus pandemic. But the people have responded that it is all a scam, and there is no clear difference between the amount they are already losing and the amount they are taking out of it. "No parent wants their child to suffer without going to school, but the cost of tuition at AAUA is too high", Olayinka Olatunji, a sister, told the BBC. The amount deducted from the sister library's fees is "There is no difference between the amount deducted from the library's fees and the amount they are already paying.


But the people have responded that it is all a scam, and there is no clear difference between the amount they are already losing and the amount they are taking out of it. "No parent wants their child to suffer without going to school, but the cost of tuition at AAUA is too high", Olayinka Olatunji, a sister, told the BBC. The amount deducted from the sister library's fees is "There is no difference between the amount deducted from the library's fees and the amount they are already paying. He continued that "It is not that Akeredolu loves the citizens so much that he is not cheating their school fees, but it is because he wants to be voted into the governor's office for the second time". Grace Akinbiyi, a student at the institute told the BBC that the government did not even know how much money was being paid in her education department. The first is "there is no difference between the amount being quoted and the amount being deducted, for example, 150,000 law students are already paying, the same amount they are still paying, what is the difference there?"


He continued that "It is not that Akeredolu loves the citizens so much that he is not cheating their school fees, but it is because he wants to be voted into the governor's office for the second time". Grace Akinbiyi, a student at the institute told the BBC that the government did not even know how much money was being paid in her education department. The first is "there is no difference between the amount being quoted and the amount being deducted, for example, 150,000 law students are already paying, the same amount they are still paying, what is the difference there?" He further said that if the government wants to correctly calculate the cost of education, the figure should not be reduced by 50%. The teacher concluded his speech by saying that he does not trust the governor of Akeredolu because the period of cheap library fees coincides with the period of the election. On August 16, 2020, the Ondo State Government announced a Rs 1,000 fine for the school.


He further said that if the government wants to correctly calculate the cost of education, the figure should not be reduced by 50%. The teacher concluded his speech by saying that he does not trust the governor of Akeredolu because the period of cheap library fees coincides with the period of the election. On August 16, 2020, the Ondo State Government announced a Rs 1,000 fine for the school. All attempts by the BBC to talk to the government over the library funding controversy were foiled. In 2018 the Akeredolu government increased the cost of the school, which led to a dispute among the students and demanded that the government return the school fee to the previous level. But after all, the government refused to do what they wanted.


All attempts by the BBC to talk to the government over the library funding controversy were foiled. In 2018 the Akeredolu government increased the cost of the school, which led to a dispute among the students and demanded that the government return the school fee to the previous level. But after all, the government refused to do what they wanted.


2020 WASSCE: WAEC says the recently completed exam will be held in the afternoon

The African High School Examination Council (WAEC) has announced the date for the release of the results of the recent examinations. On Saturday, students from Nigeria, and four others from West Africa, Ghana, Liberia, Sierra Leone and Gambia, completed the 2020 WAEC exam. The WAEC will publish the test results within 35 days. The number of failed tests is estimated to be one million (1,459,463) across Nigeria The Director of Media at WAEC, Demianus Ojijeogu, will soon release the test results for the students to see how well they did in the test. The doctors are working hard to make sure that the test results come out when they are ready to remind people that it will come out. Finally, the WAEC conducted the test in a peaceful manner across the board and the test was conducted without any conflict or conflict.


The number of failed tests is estimated to be one million (1,459,463) across Nigeria The Director of Media at WAEC, Demianus Ojijeogu, will soon release the test results for the students to see how well they did in the test. The doctors are working hard to make sure that the test results come out when they are ready to remind people that it will come out. Finally, the WAEC conducted the test in a peaceful manner across the board and the test was conducted without any conflict or conflict. The head of the West African Higher Education Examination Commission, WAEC, Patrick Areghan has announced that the board has pressed a number of examination officials, which has made the organization's secret examination public. Areghan spoke on this issue during a visit to a farm school in Yaba where WAEC examination is taking place and urged the students there to be careful during the examination. The WAEC chief was not a good fit for the students to be around during the exam, which was a shame, and that is why he came out to monitor the progress of the exam.


The head of the West African Higher Education Examination Commission, WAEC, Patrick Areghan has announced that the board has pressed a number of examination officials, which has made the organization's secret examination public. Areghan spoke on this issue during a visit to a farm school in Yaba where WAEC examination is taking place and urged the students there to be careful during the examination. The WAEC chief was not a good fit for the students to be around during the exam, which was a shame, and that is why he came out to monitor the progress of the exam. "The problem is that WAEC exam administrators who are taking the exams from us, are going to the exams later in the day. Last night, one of the test officials in Nassarawa state was surprised, they did not know that we were the ones who had passed their orders. In Bauchi state, we also caught another of these test takers, today we were later bitten, the clay being handled with a stick.


"The problem is that WAEC exam administrators who are taking the exams from us, are going to the exams later in the day. Last night, one of the test officials in Nassarawa state was surprised, they did not know that we were the ones who had passed their orders. In Bauchi state, we also caught another of these test takers, today we were later bitten, the clay being handled with a stick. Not only that, in Rivers State, another candidate paid the same amount of money, and we were handcuffed again". News became a sensation today in Gombe state when a coronavirus-infected trainee sat for a test with his colleagues in Gombe state. The test was conducted at the hospice.


Not only that, in Rivers State, another candidate paid the same amount of money, and we were handcuffed again". News became a sensation today in Gombe state when a coronavirus-infected trainee sat for a test with his colleagues in Gombe state. The test was conducted at the hospice. According to a statement posted by the Gombe state government on its twitter account, the unnamed student sat down to do a math test and his nurse stood in a protective suit. The student is reportedly a student of GSSS Gombe High School. What's the point?


According to a statement posted by the Gombe state government on its twitter account, the unnamed student sat down to do a math test and his nurse stood in a protective suit. The student is reportedly a student of GSSS Gombe High School. What's the point? The WAEC Mathematics online exam was cancelled before the exam on August 27. This was confirmed by WAEC spokesman Demianus Ojijeogu to the BBC. Mr. Ojijeogu explained that the students were being beaten by the people who wanted to pass the exam.


The WAEC Mathematics online exam was cancelled before the exam on August 27. This was confirmed by WAEC spokesman Demianus Ojijeogu to the BBC. Mr. Ojijeogu explained that the students were being beaten by the people who wanted to pass the exam. 'I bought three copies of the test, it's all a lie,' you say. The WAEC spokesperson said that the student who passes these examinations will pass the exam. The aim of the people who are passing the test is to collect money from parents, whose child is among the candidates.


'I bought three copies of the test, it's all a lie,' you say. The WAEC spokesperson said that the student who passes these examinations will pass the exam. The aim of the people who are passing the test is to collect money from parents, whose child is among the candidates. Did the actual WAEC exam that was going to be held today be a hit? The date, however, when the WAEC will start, as announced. But now, the internet is full of Waec test papers, especially Isiro, being circulated by some people.


Did the actual WAEC exam that was going to be held today be a hit? The date, however, when the WAEC will start, as announced. But now, the internet is full of Waec test papers, especially Isiro, being circulated by some people. As it is hot on Twitter, some people are sharing the WAEC exam paper available for the calculation, which they entered 2020 in it. The question that many people are asking is whether the WAEC Mathematics Exam is a fake, where students will sit for the Mathematics Exam on Saturday. Some critics also criticize the move and wonder why there is no adequate protection for the relevant test papers.


As it is hot on Twitter, some people are sharing the WAEC exam paper available for the calculation, which they entered 2020 in it. The question that many people are asking is whether the WAEC Mathematics Exam is a fake, where students will sit for the Mathematics Exam on Saturday. Some critics also criticize the move and wonder why there is no adequate protection for the relevant test papers. We have a detailed investigation into the matter. Meanwhile, as the 10 students were preparing to sit for the exam, the parents and teachers were in a state of panic about how the exam would go. Although the state governments have announced that a strict system of coronavirus prevention will be implemented at the testing stations, one person is not sure.


We have a detailed investigation into the matter. Meanwhile, as the 10 students were preparing to sit for the exam, the parents and teachers were in a state of panic about how the exam would go. Although the state governments have announced that a strict system of coronavirus prevention will be implemented at the testing stations, one person is not sure. But if the test goes ahead, BBC Yoruba will bring you a report on it. The West African Examination Council (WAEC) has banned 36 secondary schools in Kogi state, alleging that they had used excessive force during the examination.The Kogi state commissioner for education, Rosemary Osikoya, who led the matter during a press conference in Lokoja on the day of the victory, said that the WAEC sent the letter to the company. Osikoya said that public and private secondary schools are among the schools that are banned in Kogi state.


But if the test goes ahead, BBC Yoruba will bring you a report on it. The West African Examination Council (WAEC) has banned 36 secondary schools in Kogi state, alleging that they had used excessive force during the examination.The Kogi state commissioner for education, Rosemary Osikoya, who led the matter during a press conference in Lokoja on the day of the victory, said that the WAEC sent the letter to the company. Osikoya said that public and private secondary schools are among the schools that are banned in Kogi state. In his speech, he said 13 of the secondary schools were in common with the common, and assured him that the state government would increase the punishment of such schools. The Commissioner for Education said that they are working with the National Teachers Institute to train 100 teachers, with the hope that this will improve the education system in the state.


In his speech, he said 13 of the secondary schools were in common with the common, and assured him that the state government would increase the punishment of such schools. The Commissioner for Education said that they are working with the National Teachers Institute to train 100 teachers, with the hope that this will improve the education system in the state.


The Polytechnic Ibadan: Recently launched a hand washing machine and a ventilator

Nigeria is lucky to have adopted the new two-tier formula developed by Poly Ibadan. The first is the tripod, which presses water and soap for the user's hands, and then re-presses the air to the user's hands after washing them. The second device is the Ventilator, which allows the patient to see me in a straight line. Speaking about the reasons why Poly Ibadan has developed both the devices, Alhaji Soladoye Adewole, a senior official for the institute, said that the device will help in the treatment of coronavirus. The same is also being done with the construction of the emergency response equipment during the coronavirus pandemic. The Poly Ibadan has installed a Ventilator for testing in the Poly Ibadan campus and is in the process of being operated.


Nigeria School resumption Update: As students enter, see how to protect your child at school

Several states in Nigeria signed a school-leaving legislation in September after the government closed schools for the third time due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The government has signed a policy to return primary, secondary and higher education to the education sector. As the situation unfolds, UNICEF has put forward a series of recommendations for parents on how to cope with the pandemic and the pandemic. UNICEF also responded to some of the questions that parents were asking about the sighting. How to make your child feel at home: This is important because the process of preparing for a visit is still unfamiliar to them. Another tip for parents and teachers: Explain the safety measures that will keep the students and teachers safe.


UNICEF also responded to some of the questions that parents were asking about the sighting. How to make your child feel at home: This is important because the process of preparing for a visit is still unfamiliar to them. Another tip for parents and teachers: Explain the safety measures that will keep the students and teachers safe. Do not forget and remind them to wash their hands frequently with soap and water. If they want to fight, let them fight in their own fists. It also helps them remember the happy things that are there when they go to school, like their friends, their teachers and new things that they will be interested in and learn about.