Students in Bauchi are protesting the separation of boys and girls in their schools.
Male secondary school students in Bauchi State took to the streets, September 26, to protest the state government's decision to separate male pupils from their female counterparts.
Aliyu Tilde, the state Commissioner for Education, revealed last week that the state government intends to separate male and female students in secondary schools.
Male secondary school students in Bauchi State took to the streets, September 26, to protest the state government's decision to separate male pupils from their female counterparts.
Aliyu Tilde, the state Commissioner for Education, revealed last week that the state government intends to separate male and female students in secondary schools.
He added that the decision is aimed at addressing the moral decay which
has become prevalent among students of secondary schools, and according
to him, private schools are expected to key into the initiative and
separate the males who would be attending their academic activities in
one institution and the females in a separate institution.
The students resumed school today and took to the streets to express
their disapproval.
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