Kogi State government has banned
female teachers in the public primary and secondary schools from wearing
trousers during school hours.
The state Commissioner for Education, Mrs. Grace Elebiyo during a press briefing on Wednesday warned that any female teacher caught violating the order will face disciplinary action.
Elebiyo said this new order came after some female teachers in the state were caught violating their professional code of dressing.
She asserted that Kogi State Ministry of Education would no longer tolerate indecent dressing to schools.
The
commissioner added that government would soon commence on the
rehabilitation and upgrading of facilities in primary and secondary
schools in the state.
The state Commissioner for Education, Mrs. Grace Elebiyo during a press briefing on Wednesday warned that any female teacher caught violating the order will face disciplinary action.
Elebiyo said this new order came after some female teachers in the state were caught violating their professional code of dressing.
She asserted that Kogi State Ministry of Education would no longer tolerate indecent dressing to schools.
I urge d authority 2 go back 2 their drawin board bc i believ, trousers ll b preferable to mimi skirts.
ReplyDeleteRubbish!
ReplyDeleteIs it trousers that will improve the standard of education in Kogi State?
A perfect example of mis placed priorities.
If you say no to mini skirts, I think it is okay. My personal opinion about trousers is that we are pursueing shadows and not reality. What will he do to the youth corpers? Is the use of trousers linked to moral decadence? AJ
ReplyDeletei suggest they can were trouser but let it be corporate free not too tight or were top that will cover their bum bum
ReplyDeleteI prefered trouser than mini skirts.
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