Communicate decisions before implementation of any policy – APC chieftain cautions governors 

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March 7, 2025 by

Ambassador Abayomi Nurain Mumuni

A chieftain of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), Ambassador Abayomi Nurain Mumuni has advised governors across the country to communicate decisions to the citizens before such decisions are implemented. 

Mumuni made this declaration while reacting to the recent closure of public schools in some states. 

Recalls that some northern states, including Kano, Kebbi, Katsina, and Bauchi, have directed that all schools remain closed during Ramadan.

Our correspondent reports that some stakeholders have kicked against the closure. 

Mumuni in his reaction advised the state governors to provide clear and timely information regarding the closure. 

The APC chieftain while speaking said that it is essential to communicate the reasons for the closure more effectively to the public.

The APC chieftain in a statement signed by his Media Aide, Rasheed Abubakar, a copy of which was made available to journalists on Friday said that adequate information can help alleviate any confusion and ensure that parents, students, and the broader community fully understand the rationale for this short closure.

“I hope this release finds us well. I am writing to address the recent school closures in some parts of the northern states of Nigeria during Ramadan. It is my understanding that the decision to temporarily close schools has been made to accommodate the children in the boarding sections who are observing fasting during this holy month.

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“While I appreciate the intention behind this decision, I believe it is essential to communicate the reasons for the closure more effectively to the public. Adequate information can help alleviate any confusion and ensure that parents, students, and the broader community fully understand the rationale for this short closure.

“Many parents may be unaware of the challenges fasting poses for children, especially in a boarding school environment. The inability to properly manage their daily activities while fasting can impact their health and academic performance. Thus, the school’s decision to prioritize the well-being of the students is commendable.

“To foster better understanding and community support, I recommend that the school or relevant authorities provide clear and timely information regarding the closure. This could include:

“Official announcements detailing the reasons for the closure. Guidance for parents, on how to support their children while they observe fasting.

“Opportunities for community engagement, to discuss any concerns or questions. By enhancing communication around this issue, we can ensure that the community feels informed and involved, reducing any potential misunderstandings”.

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