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After seven months spent, 3 questions the government should answer about school resumption

 After seven months of staying at home, some state said they are not ready.... let us even look at it closely and check.
This are some question we should ask the government about school resumption after we have already spent 7 good months at home, didn't they pity us? Are they happy of our been stay at home.

We are the leaders of tomorrow is what we heard but they can't prove it.
1) what have they been doing all those months... just sitting and looking... are they telling me that they did not make any plans at all or even start looking for an alternative for all this.... where they think this corona stuff will last for ever... wow this are people who we call our leaders
2) secondly what are the requirements and how long will it take those government officials to start putting them in place.... they need nose mask which every one has or can get, they need hand sanitizers and running taps in these school... if every university start preparing, they should be able to get all those things in place so that is not an excuse to say they are not ready
3) what has Nigeria contributed to the development of the vaccine of corona... every day we hear UNESCO report or WHO but government have not come out to say they have tried this and this is what they have discovered or this is the treatment Nigerians can use.... every day UNESCO says chloroquine is good or it is not good... what is their own report.
Those state that are not ready for full resumption - Ogun, Ekiti and 5 other states revealed, but why are you not ready, why is it that Lagos state where this disease is much are ready to resume.
its not compulsory but should be optional, if lagos the highest affected can resume that means these states excuses are based on thier own opinion..
i think states that feel that is safe to resume should resume because of the kids and also not all states are really affected by this virus.
Every State should enact and implement directives that work for them. They should give us date not that they are not ready but ready to receive salary.

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