Secondary School Students Expelled For Protesting In School

Six students of Government Day Secondary School Salihu Dogo in Jalingo, Taraba state have been expelled following a protests against the school’s management over alleged corruption.

The protest was staged in front of the school principal’s office and is said to have taken place last week Wednesday.

In a viral video, one of the students could be heard saying that they do not have a laboratory for science classes and that the teachers never conduct a practical test for them.

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From the video, a student could heard saying! ”Science class we don’t even have a lab. Science class we have never taken practical, See Biology, Physics, Chemistry, no lab. No seat. You will be standing. How would you even listen to the lectures that they are teaching. You will not even understand even one thing.”

The school is said to have a population of about 1,000 students. Their school fees per term is 4,800 out of which 500 is furniture fee, another 500 is feeding fee

The state government is yet to comment on this development.

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CREDIT: ALLSCHOOL, Linda Ikeji