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In Kwara Govt warns school principals against indiscipline

He said acts of discipline should start from the head as administrators and which must flow down the ladder to members of staff and the students.
Kwara Govt warns school principals against indiscipline 
The Kwara Government on Thursday warned secondary school principals in the state against acts of indiscipline.
The state Commissioner for Education and Human Capital Development, Alhaji Musa Yeketi, gave the warning at a meeting with all senior school principals in Ilorin.
Yeketi reminded them they were the heads and faces of their respective institutions.
He said acts of discipline should start from the head as administrators and which must flow down the ladder to members of staff and the students.
The commissioner disclosed that the state government had concluded plans to renovate more schools and reshape vocational centres in secondary schools in the state.
Also speaking at the meeting, the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Education, Alhaja Mariam Garba, advised principals not to tolerate laziness in their profession.
She warned that culprits would be made to face the consequences of their actions, adding that no school would be left out in the planned inspection across the state.
On his part, the Permanent Secretary, Teaching Service Commission, Alhaji Muhammed Yanda, commended the principals for their patriotism and cooperation in exposing the list of ghost workers.

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