Covid-19 guidelines: Are schools ready
07 August 2020 |
6:43 pm
Schools reopened across Nigeria on Tuesday for students in exit classes to prepare for their terminal examinations. This was four months after they were shut due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The GuardianTV crew went around some schools in Lagos for a first-hand view of how they are complying with the safety guidelines put in place by the authorities, and these are their findings.
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