The Federal Government says state governments and school executives should begin getting ready for the full returning of schools in the nation. 
It was announced that schools in the nation were closed in March as a feature of measures to control the spread of the Covid illness. 
In any case, the FG declared the resumption of graduating understudies compelling August 4, 2020, to compose the current year's West African Senior School Certificate Examination from August 17, 2020, through September 12, 2020.
Talking on Thursday, the National Coordinator of the Presidential Taskforce on COVID-19, Dr Sani Aliyu, during an instructions at the Nnamdi Azikwe International Airport, Abuja, said the team prescribes staged return of understudies to study halls. 
Aliyu stated, "For instructive foundations which incorporate childcare, essential, auxiliary and tertiary organizations. Instructive organizations should start the way toward progressing in the direction of possibly resuming inside this stage.
However, we strongly recommend that states conduct risk assessment to ensure all schools are at a level of compliance and create a monitoring mechanism to assess, create, and monitor this level of preparedness.
Meanwhile, all daycares and educational institutions are to remain closed to in-classes until this level of risk is assessed. And if there will be opening of schools, it must be staged and preferably carried out in phases to ensure that this does not pose a risk to the general public and in particular to vulnerable groups that might end up getting infected by students going back home.”
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