Secondary school students expelled for protesting against the lack of learning materials in their school

Six students of Government Day Secondary School Salihu Dogo in Jalingo, Taraba state have been expelled by the school management after they staged a protest over the lack of basic learning materials in their school.

The students were said to have staged the protest in front of the school principal's office last week Wednesday, accusing the school management of corruption.

In a viral video shared online, one of the students could be heard saying that they do not have a laboratory for science classes and that the teachers never conduct practical tests for them. They also lamented the lack of seats in their various classes as they are made to either stand or sit on the floor.

According to reports, the school has a population of about 1,000 students with N4,800 paid as school fees per term. N500 out of the N4,800 is earmarked as furniture fees, while another N500 is feeding fees.

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This is really sad. How do you expect them to have good grades in WAEC when they haven't even seen basic laboratory equipments throughout their study period?

Can you imagine
That principal should be sacked immediately cus that is abuse of power
He has no right to expell students demanding for a comfortable educational system
Why don't they sack teachers that protest for no salary /delayed salary??

Seriously, wow dat principal go collect

We should not be surprised if the funds for the infrastructure in that school has entered private accounts.

Imagine

North will be north. Education is not their thing , Education is Haram to them, reason the best the could produce to represent them in election is the current dunce we have as a president.

Geestarry:
We should not be surprised if the funds for the infrastructure in that school has entered private accounts.

most definitely

What's the benefit of being a citizen of this evil country?


NONE

This is unacceptable

Welcome to Nigeria, kids

I am really liking the awareness that is sweeping across the country. People are becoming more bold and outspoken by the day. More is coming. Just be sure that you are OBIDIENCE to the law.

First time they will fight for good thing. They are changing?

Damn

E don happen
Naija which way?
Don't we have right of protest in this goddamn country?

The students protest is justifiable if what we have up there is true.
It's a pity this is where we found ourselves as a country.

Another failed PDP state

Never seen a useless country in my life

See why who wins the Next elcection as Nigeria's president is not the problem. The Nigerian gan gan is his own problem

This is not right now

According to reports, the school has a population of about 1,000 students with N4,800 paid as school fees per term. N500 out of the N4,800 is earmarked as furniture fees, while another N500 is feeding fees.

after collecting N500 from these students for feeding why the so-called Nigerian government still allocated 999,000,000.00 on daily basis for school feeding program?

LilyColin:
What's the benefit of being a citizen of this evil country?


NONE

I know you want to pin the blame on buhari lead federal government, when secondary education is under the purview of state government. So blame the governor of the state

E be like say na to beat any government official wey no perform be the solution to our problem o... As you dey beat am, you dey let am know why him dey collect

Those guys no get liver. They should have smash the lunatic principal windscreen, order him out of his vehicle, get him naked, beat the hell out of him before setting his vehicle ablaze.

Watch how one philanthropist go gather them send abroad.
This i have seen

blazingblender:
Can you imagine
That principal should be sacked immediately cus that is abuse of power
He has no right to expell students demanding for a comfortable educational system
Why don't they sack teachers that protest for no salary /delayed salary??

Blame it on Buhari

Those guys deserve to be treated like a king.

typical example of Nigerians and the Government