BANDITS ABDUCT 13 FCT VILLAGERS, DEMAND OVER N900M. (PHOTO).

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 Bandits Abduct 13 FCT Villagers, Demand Over N900m Gunmen in the early hours of Monday abducted 13 residents of Piko community in Bwari Area Council of the FCT.  A resident of Shere, a neighbouring village, who craved for anonymity for security reason, told City & Crime Tuesday that among the victims is a pastor in the village and an assistant head teacher with the Local Education Authority (LEA) in Shere community. The bandits later called to demand over N900 million, among other demands to release the victims. The residents said the bandits arrived the community some minutes after 12 am and proceeded to a nearby herders’ helmet, from where they picked two herders and a pregnant woman.  “They later released the Fulani woman along with the head teacher, who is physically challenged, as well as one other person,” the source added. Contacted yesterday, the FCT police command spokesperson, Josephine Adeh, promised to make inquiry on the incident and refer back but she did not up till

LASG URGES ADMINISTRATORS TO STEP UP SAFETY IN SCHOOLS.{PHOTO}.#PRESS RELEASE.



 LASG URGES ADMINISTRATORS TO STEP UP SAFETY IN SCHOOLS


The Lagos State Ministry of Education has urged administrators in all public and private schools in the State to step up safety measures towards reducing insecurity and untoward incidences.


The Commissioner for Education, Mrs. Folasade Adefisayo, made the appeal in a statement issued to welcome students, teachers and school administrators to the beginning of a New Year and Second Term of Y2021/2022 School Session in Lagos State.


She directed school administrators to ensure that exposure of students to danger within the school premises are neutralised, while ensuring that all potential danger outside the walls of the schools is escalated to appropriate safety and enforcement agencies through stipulated channels.


Her words: “It is necessary to devise appropriate strategies to advance teachers/students interaction to gain insight and expose negative tendencies before they metamorphose into unfortunate situations. Adequate monitoring, especially as it affects boarding school students, should be instituted to prevent the incidence of bullying and all other vices on school premises”.


The Commissioner reiterated the warning of Governor Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu that bullying, cultism and other vices will not be tolerated in Lagos Schools, just as she enjoined school administrators to increase counselling of students against such vices.


All public and private schools in Lagos State are expected to resume for the 2nd term of Y2021/2022 school session on Tuesday, 4th January, 2022, while students in boarding schools are expected back in the hostel by Monday, 3rd January, 2022.


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