By Muhammad Salisu
In what appears to be a partial lockdown along the rapid response effort toward containing the rising resurface of Covid-19 by the Kano state Government, Governor Abdullahi Umar Ganduje this Tuesday has approved the closure of all public and private schools in the state with immediate effect.
It can be recall that, in recent time as the second wave of Covid-19 resurfaces at the global arena, of which Nigeria is inclusive, Kano state governor Abdullahi Ganduje had during the Covid-19 Media Breifing held last Friday at Africa House, Government House, Kano, vowed to repeat the use of same techniques adopted in the early days of the pandemic to make sure that it's curtailed successful like it was done during the first outbreak of the disease in the state.
The governor then says," As the situation at the national level bounce back, we have no other option than to tighten our belts also and face it squarely."
"We're back to the drawing board, this is because Covid-19 is also back in our communities," and assuring that, "What the state did during the heydays of the pandemic, needs to be repeated, so that we can win the war again, we have no time to waste," Quated Ganduje's statement during the last breifing.
In a statement from the Kano state Commissioner of Education Muhammad Sanusi Kiru, the sudden directive urged, "Parents whose children are in boarding schools to also arrange and convey their children/wards back home from tomorrow, Wednesday, 16th December, 2020."
"All inconveniences are regretted," the statement said.
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