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Sokoto Govt Stops ‘Signing-out’ Event In Schools

by Adeniyi Olugbemi
3 months ago
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Sokoto State Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education has banned all forms of “signing-out” celebrations by outgoing students in both public and private secondary schools.

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The directive was issued by the commissioner for Basic and Secondary Education, Prof. Ahmad Ladan Ala, following increasing reports of unruly behaviour, vandalism, and public disturbances linked to such activities at the conclusion of the Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination (SSCE).

Ala said the ministry considers the practice a major distraction from the values of discipline, academic focus and responsible conduct that the state seeks to instil in its students.

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All school principals have been instructed to take immediate and proactive measures to prevent students from organising or participating in signing-out events within or outside school premises.

Parents and guardians are also urged to discourage their children from engaging in such acts.

 

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