profile/2026BeautyPlus_20200722100849480_save.jpg
Badaruremilekun
Newly-recruited Female Soldiers Vow To Deal Ruthlessly With Civilians
~1.0 mins read
Newly-recruited female soldiers vow to deal ruthlessly with civilians. Some newly-recruited female soldiers have warned civilians not to cross their paths or else they will be dealt with ruthlessly - The soldiers could be seen making the threat in a video that has gone viral on social media - The newly-recruited soldiers also described civilians as useless and hopeless. A video has emerged on social media in which some newly-recruited female soldiers could be seen threatening to deal ruthlessly with civilians who step on their toes. In the video that was sighted on Instagram by Legit.ng, the soldiers warned civilians not to cross their paths or else they will be dealt with. Not only did the soldiers warned civilians not to cross their paths, they also described them as useless and hopeless. Instagram One of the soldiers said: “They are very useless and hopeless. If I catch them, body go tell them. Tell them say make them no cross my lane o, if them try am as per gbegbe." The chronicle of the life and career of Kristine Froseth It should be noted that there have been various reports and videos of Nigerian soldiers maltreating civilians in recent times. Due to the maltreatment of civilians by Nigerian soldiers, a lot of civilians are careful in their dealings with these members of the armed forces. With this current video making the round on social media, there is no doubt that Nigerians will be more careful in their dealings with soldiers in the country. (Source - Legit.ng News)
profile/2026BeautyPlus_20200722100849480_save.jpg
Badaruremilekun
Osun State To Reopen Schools
~1.4 mins read
Osun Schools To Reopen On September 21 by Aminat508(f): 7:37am
The State Government of Osun has announced a new schedule for the reopening of schools in the State, as resumption of schools has been tentatively set for September 21, 2020.
In a statement by the Commissioner for Information and Civic Orientation, Mrs Funke Egbemode Recieved by AMILOADED correspondent, the government said while stakeholders are expected to continue to put protocols in place towards the reopening of schools according to the guidelines set by the Federal Ministry of Education, all schools in the State are set to resume in phases with effect from September 21 for an abridged third term of the 2019/2020 academic session.
The statement read in part: “Having conducted an assessment of schools within the State to ascertain the level of preparations for reopening, the government has scheduled schools to resume from the COVID-19 break on September 21st for an abridged third term of the 2019/2020 academic session, which is expected to end on October 30, 2020.
“To make up for lost grounds caused by the COVID-19 induced lockdown, a new academic session (2020/2021 session) is scheduled to commence on November 9, 2020.
“Because of the Yuletide, schools will be expected to take a brief recess from December 24, 2020, to resume on January 4, 2021, for the concluding part of the first term of the new session which is scheduled to end January 22, 2021.
“The resumption date for the second term is set for February 1, and scheduled to end April 9.
“The third term of that session commences on April 26, and runs till July 23”, the statement read.
The government further explained that the announced schedule applies only to Primary and Secondary Schools, adding that Tertiary Institutions are also expected to reopen on September 21, but required to plan their schedules.
The State Government enjoined stakeholders to continue to fine tune their preparations in the coming days towards ensuring a seamless enforcement of the announced schedule.
(Source: punchng)
Advertisement
Link socials
Matches
Loading...