Ogun Government Condemns Acts Of Indiscipline by Secondary School Students

The Ogun state government has a condemned the act of Indiscipline carried out by secondary school students across the state vowing not to condone acts of indiscipline by learners across the state.

Myschoolnews reports this was coming on the heels of the recent unfortunate incident involving some secondary school students who ganged up to beat up a secondary school teacher who prevented one of them from cheating during an examination. 

The Special Adviser to the Governor on Education, Science, and Technology, Prof. Abayomi Arigbabu, gave this warning in Abeokuta while receiving the new executive of the Mathematical Association of Nigeria.

He noted that part of the efforts put in place was the signing of Undertaking Forms by learners, parents, and school heads to make learners and parents liable for any misconduct of the learners or parents alike.

According to him, the aim was to have a safe learning environment free from pandemonium of any sort.

“I’m using this opportunity to advise parents to talk to their children. They should warn them because we won’t tolerate any indiscipline from any child. Any student that misbehaves in school will be dealt with appropriately,” he said.

In October 2021, no fewer than four cases of assault on teachers were recorded in different public schools in the state, forcing the government to introduce a compulsory undertaking for students and their parents to curb hooliganism.