The graduating class of the Government Girls Science and Technical College, Dapchi, Yobe, will in the meantime be transfered to Government Girls Secondary School, Nguru, to enable them prepare for the forthcoming senior secondary school certificate examination.

Mohammed Lamin, the Yobe State commissioner for education, disclosed this to newsmen on Wednesday in Damaturu, the state capital.



Lamin said “We are right now making arrangements for the SS3 students, to take them to GGSS Nguru, to prepare them for their examination which is coming up in March-April. The practical aspect of their exam will start around that time, and we don’t want them to miss any part of their examinations.

“guru is also a boarding school, but we are already taking steps to ensure security.

“Only SS3 girls of the over 900 students will be relocated for now.

“The other students will still remain with their parents until the government is able to solve the issue on ground.”

Recall that the Yobe State Government had shut down the school following the abduction of 110 girls by the deadly terrorist group, Boko Haram on February 20, 2018.

Nguru is further north, about 300 kilometres from Damaturu, while Dapchi is about 100 kilometres, from the state capital.

Source: journalng.com

https://journalng.com/2018/02/28/dapchi-ss3-students-relocate-nguru-waec/

Ok

Shame on the government.