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Kano State Government is set to deport at least 2,000 Almajirai boys who underwent isolation in three quarantine centres in the state. The Kano State Commissioner for Education and Chairman Almajiri Repatriation Committee, Alhaji Sanusi Kiru, disclosed this on Sunday, May 17, when he led a delegation of women in Da’awah and some civil society organisations who inspected two quarantine centres at Kiru and Karaye respectively. He said the Almajirai pupils were isolated to ensure that they were in good health before being sent back to their states of origin, pointing out that those from Kano State would be handed over to their parents and guardians. Kiru maintained that basic social amenities coupled with hygienic feeding was strictly observed in all the three quarantine centres aimed at ensuring that they were in good health condition. He recalled that the northern governors had agreed to deport Almajirai pupils to their states of origin with a view to curtailing the spread of CO

The national coordinator of the presidential task force on COVID-19, disclosed that President Buhari will address Nigerians today being Monday when he appeared on Channels Television’s Sunday Politics. According to him, the president is to decide on whether or not the country should go ahead with the second phase of the easing of the lockdown. But in his tweet this Monday afternoon, Mr Adesina said the Presidential Task Force will during its usual media briefings bring the nation up to speed on the next step. However, Senator Shehu Sani reacted to this tweet in a different angle. he said, " Baba wanted to come out and talk to you, he peeped through the window, instead of each of you holding a notebook and a pen, you were holding stones and he just pulled back to Za living room. Return your stones from where you picked them."