Five months after Nigerian schools shut down, as part of broader plans to curb the spread of COVID-19, Yomi, a middle-class parent of two private secondary school students in Lagos is unsure how to feel about his children returning to their classrooms to continue learning.
On the one hand, Yomi f
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