The Niger State Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education has issued a stern warning concerning the alarming incidents of students attacking teachers with dangerous weapons both within and around school premises. The Honorable Commissioner of the Ministry, Dr. Hadiza Asabe Mohammad, has released a statement addressing the gravity of this situation, emphasizing its severe implications for the security and well-being of educators.<\/p>\n
In response to these disturbing events, the statement reaffirms the Ministry’s unwavering commitment to a zero-tolerance policy regarding violence within educational institutions. Dr. Mohammad asserted that all legally permissible measures will be taken to address and curtail this unsettling trend, recognizing the paramount importance of ensuring a safe and conducive learning environment.<\/p>\n
Expressing deep concern over the impact of such attacks on the physical and emotional well-being of teachers, the Commissioner emphasized that the safety of educators remains a top priority and will not be compromised. To confront this pressing issue, the Ministry is calling on parents to play a proactive role in addressing and rectifying the behavior of their children.<\/p>\n
The Commissioner urged parents to engage positively with their children, fostering an understanding of the significance of respect and empathy towards teachers and fellow students. Additionally, she advised parents to closely monitor their children’s behavior, promptly reporting any signs of aggression or violent tendencies to the appropriate authorities.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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