FG condemns immoral ‘sign out’ culture, task schools and parents to curb trend
The Federal Government has decried the growing immoral “sign out” tradition among students of tertiary institutions and secondary schools across the country
Speaking at an enlightenment campaign on Government policies, the Director General of the National Orientation Agency, NOA, Mallam Lanre Issa-Onilu, stressed the need for all stakeholders to cooperate with the Federal Government to stop the “immoral trend.”
Represented by the Director of Human Resources, Mrs Ayisola Olowoyo, Issa-Onilu said students of tertiary institutions and secondary schools take advantage of the sign-out to perpetrate immorality, hence, the need for everyone to take responsibility.
“The Federal Government is concerned with the growing trend of immorality among students across the country. Celebrating success is good but for young people to start immorality, exposing and touching private parts within educational institutions, against national values.
One of the reasons the Federal Government would be launching national charter is to instil discipline and values in our daily lives across all sectors.
Parents and school administrators should also take serious steps towards cautioning their children and students from immorality, especially in schools.”he said
