SECOND WAVE LOCKDOWN AN ATTACK ON EDUCATIONAL SECTOR – BY COMR. JAMES JOHN, NATIONAL CORDINATOR “PEOPLE’S VOICE COUNT.NG”.

Covid 19 is the name, but the motive is a game.I asked my self why the game politics in Nigeria has no regards for her people, it was a big fear when the news of covid came March last year, we all went down to pray for God’s mercy, but as time passes we realized God has nothing to answer on our prayers but instead a few persons had made a mind to lock the country as to when they wish to open it not minding the masses affairs and activities,

This indeed brought hunger, crimes and any kind of wrong perception on the youths, the issue of covid 19 is no longer a news but an activity in this country, how can a country lock down schools and open other activities teaming the covid spray to scholastic activities, what a shame, indeed why won’t they lock down the schools when most of their children don’t even know how Nigeria campuses look like.

The truth is COVID-19 is far less deadly than malaria. Many people have had it and treated it successfully with regular orthodox drugs without even knowing they had COVID-19.

Why should we ruin our economy, lives, and future of our children over a virus that has a 90% survival rate?. The destruction and carnage that Boko Haram, corruption, civil war, and ethnic bigotry could not wreak in 60 years of Nigerian history is being achieved by a virus in just 7 months.

Why should we plunge our economy into a depression?. When you go to our schools, the weeds are now taller than the buildings. Why? Because we are afraid of a virus that has a lower mortality rate than malaria.

The government is not helping the people but instead harming the upcoming infants, and this will surely bring jeopardy on the state, I will say this that the formula multiplying covid 19 has nothing to do with students gathering, for once the government should put politic aside and bring consciousness to thought..

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