Nigerian Government Denies Nationwide School Closure Rumors Amid Insecurity
The Nigerian government has debunked false reports of nationwide school closures amidst rising insecurity. The Federal Ministry of Education clarified that there is no directive for such closures, urging Nigerians to rely on official channels for information.
While some states like Kebbi, Kwara, Plateau, Katsina, and Niger have temporarily closed schools due to security concerns, the government emphasizes the importance of enhancing security around educational institutions to protect students. Parents' fears persist following recent school attacks and kidnappings in northern states.
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