According to a statement issued, today, by the Commissioner for Education, Mrs. Folasade Adefisayo, the Ministry is adopting a phased approach to the reopening of public schools in Lagos State in order to enable them to meet COVID-19 physical distance rules and safety protocols.
She explained that the present set of JS3 and SS2 students in public schools in the State are to resume classes from Monday, 21st of September, 2020 #LASG#ForAGreaterLagos
So as to allow JS3 students who are already in an exit-class to revise and prepare adequately for their forthcoming Basic Education Certificate Examination organised by the Lagos State Examination Board and scheduled to hold between Tuesday, 6th Oct. and Monday, 12th Oct. 2020.
The Commissioner added that the resumption will also afford the present SS2 students the opportunity to prepare effectively for their transition to SS3, as the scheduled dates and venues for their Entrance Examination into Lagos State Model Colleges will soon be announced. #LASG
She assured parents that announcements relating to the resumption of other classes will be made as soon as the government is certain of safety. @jidesanwoolu@hc_education #LASG#ForAGreaterLagos
Adefisayo disclosed that the students belonging to the yet-to-resume classes in public schools will continue their lessons on the various distance learning platforms created by the State Government. @jidesanwoolu@hc_education#LASG#ForAGreaterLagos
“Phased opening includes strategies for staggered resumption in the mornings, classes on alternate days during the week and teaching through various distance learning methods". @jidesanwoolu@hc_education#LASG#ForAGreaterLagos
"Schools must also comply with safety protocols and hygiene guidelines as instructed by the State Government, through the Office of Education Quality Assurance, which will also continue to monitor and evaluate Schools’ preparedness”, Adefisayo said. @jidesanwoolu@oeqalagos #LASG
She emphasised that pre-primary classes in both public and private schools will remain closed until further announcements are made and reiterated that the pandemic still exists, urging all stakeholders to prioritise the safety of the children, teachers and parents. #LASG
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The Government has, therefore, exercised its constitutional powers to ensure that no vacuum, which can disrupt the peace of our dear State, is allowed to exist in the parks. This is a duty we owe all Lagosians and visitors. @jidesanwoolu@drobafemihamzat@gbenga_omo #LASG
The Lagos State Government has announced the diversion of traffic on Muritala Mohammed Way in preparation for the First Phase of the Lagos Rail Mass Transit project (Oyingbo to Agbado) from Monday, 7th March to Tuesday, 15th March, 2022. @jidesanwoolu@dr_oladeinde #LASG
A release signed by the Commissioner for Transportation, Dr. Frederic Oladeinde, explained that a lane will be barred from vehicular movement for extension of the capacity of the Muritala Mohammed Way from one lane to two lanes. @jidesanwoolu@drobafemihamzat@dr_oladeinde #LASG
Motorists from Western Avenue, inbound Yaba, will be diverted to Empire Road to access Muritala Mohammed Way while those coming from Muritala Mohammed Way inbound Yaba will also be diverted through Empire Road to connect Western Avenue onto their desired destinations. #LASG
LASG has announced diversions of traffic for Saturday, 12th February, 2022, as some designated roads will be closed for a few hours during the 7th edition of Access Bank Lagos City Marathon scheduled to hold in the city. @jidesanwoolu@drobafemihamzat@solaiyeps #ForAGreaterLagos
A statement signed by the Executive Chairman of the Lagos State Sports Commission, Mr. Sola Aiyepeku, said the marathon will be flagged off at the Teslim Balogun Stadium, Surulere, and rounded off by the runners at the Eko Atlantic City on Lagos Island. @jidesanwoolu@solaiyeps
Motorists from Eko Bridge driving through Apongbon to Costain Roundabout will be connected to Ebute-Metta, Orile, Nigeria Breweries/Abebe Village, Eric Moore, Bode Thomas and Adeniran Ogunsanya to access their destinations as appropriate. @jidesanwoolu@gbenga_omo@solaiyeps
In continuation of the ongoing construction on the Lagos-Badagry Expressway now at an advanced stage, LASG will divert traffic for the casting of the Iyana-Iba Interchange Bridge round deck on Saturday, 12th February 2022, for a period of 24 hours. @jidesanwoolu@dr_oladeinde
A statement signed by the Honourable Commissioner for Transportation, Dr. Frederic Oladeinde, said the continuous work on the project is in furtherance of the State Government's determination to complete the road works up to Okokomaiko. @jidesanwoolu@dr_oladeinde@gbenga_omo
Motorists on the service lane inbound Lagos will be diverted to NEPA Road from Okokomaiko/Alaba Rogo axis to access Olojo drive, connect Alaba International Market and Volkswagen Bus Stop inward Mile 2 to proceed with their journey. @jidesanwoolu@drobafemihamzat@dr_oladeinde
In preparation for the launch of Precast Beams for Phase I of the Lagos Rail Mass Transit project, LASG will divert traffic on Murtala Muhammed Way between Saturday, 12th February and Sunday, 13th February, 2022. @jidesanwoolu@drobafemihamzat@dr_oladeinde@lagosmot18 #LASG
A statement signed by the Honourable Commissioner for Transportation, Dr. Frederic Oladeinde, explained that a lane will be barred from vehicular movement as part of the safety precautions to protect road users during the installation of the Precast Beams. @jidesanwoolu #LASG
Traffic on Murtala Muhammed Way will be diverted through Abeokuta Street to access Borno Way and Coates Street to further link Murtala Muhammed Way, while motorists can alternatively access their destinations from Cemetery Street in Ebute-Metta. @jidesanwoolu@gbenga_omo