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The Federal Government is set to introduce access to non-smartphones for Nigerian students in some areas being tormented by anti-peace operatives across the country.
The Federal Government disclosed this in an official statement through the Federal Ministry of Education titled “Security of our children – New policy on telephone”, which was made available to The PUNCH correspondent in Abuja.
According to Sunday PUNCH, not less than 615 schools are currently shutdown due to attacks by anti-peace operatives in so many parts of the country. The States under terrorists attacks are majorly in the Northern part of the country, including States like Kaduna, Katsina, Zamfara, Sokoto, Niger, Bauchi, Borno, and some others.
According to PUNCH, the Federal Ministry of Education gave some security tips on how to reduce attacks by anti-peace operatives on schools, said “School disaster management are to be established under the purview of the vice-principal (admin); principals should carry out periodic security checks around their schools; schools are to cooperate with security agencies in their localities; and community vigilante groups should be encouraged and empowered”.
Credit: PUNCH
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