In some of the schools visited by our correspondent, the students were seen beaming with smiles as life returned to the schools.
The various schools had also prepared to prevent an outbreak of Ebola by procuring thermometers to check the temperature of the students before allowing them into school premises.
All the schools visited prepared extensively for their students’ protection from the virus.
During PM.News' visit to various schools, buckets, hand washing bowls and screening of pupils for high temperature were being carried out in the schools by school principals, teachers and other workers.
While some schools conducted the temperature tests at the gates, others did so at the assembly ground in order to ensure that none of the students was left out.
Parents and guardians that entered the school premises were also tested and asked to wash their hands.
Hand sanitizers were provided and every visitor that walked through the school gates had his or her temperature checked.
All visitors including parents, students and teachers were asked to wash their hands after which sanitizer was applied before any further interaction took place.
In July this year, there was an Ebola outbreak in Nigeria after a Liberian-American, Patrick Sawyer brought the haemorraghic disease into the country.
Doctors and other health workers who had primary contact with Sawyer at First Consultants Hospital, Obalende, Lagos, contracted the deadly disease. Some of them recovered after they were quarantined while others, including Dr. Stella Adadevoh, died.
Another doctor in Port Harcourt, southern Nigeria, also died after contracting the disease before Nigeria successfully contained it in Lagos and Port Harcourt.
Credit: PM News
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