Ebola: Edo, Anambra, Ogun Set To Resume School

Three states comprising Edo, Anambra and Ogun, o Monday expressed readiness to resume academic activities following Federal Government decision to stick to the September 22, 2014, earlier scheduled date for resumption of schools across the country.
Vanguard reports that the information was conveyed by the Education commissioners of the aforementioned states, after several State Ministries of Education have also expressed readiness for schools to resume.
The ministries insisted that adequate measures have been put in place to contain any possible outbreak of the deadly Ebola Virus Diseases, EVD, in schools.
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According to Edo State Commissioner for Higher Education (Secondary, Tertiary and Technical), Barr. Washington Osifo, the date issued by the federal government to resume school was accepted by the state government.
He said the decision was based on the expert information they received from those saddled with the responsibility of certifying that schools are safe to resume. He revealed that the state government on September 11, 12 and 13, oranised training for all teachers across the three senatorial districts including those from private school.