The Anambra State Government has threatened disciplinary action against students who stay away from school on Mondays in obedience to the controversial sit-at-home order enforced in parts of the South-East.
Government authorities say any pupil who deliberately misses classes on Mondays may face suspension as the state moves to ensure normal academic activities.
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The warning was issued by the Commissioner for Education, Ngozi Chuma-Udeh, during an official visit to two private schools in Onitsha. The schools visited were Mount Olive Schools and Spring Field Academy, both located within the Government Reserved Area of the commercial city.
Chuma-Udeh explained that the move followed a directive from Governor Chukwuma Soludo aimed at ending the disruption caused by the Monday sit-at-home in the state’s education sector. According to her, the state government had summoned the management of the schools to explain why some pupils were still.Read The; Complete Original.