Students of a popular public school in Nnebisi, Asaba, Delta State
(name withheld) have petitioned the commissioner for Basic and Secondary
Education, Professor Patrick Muoboghare, over the persistence of sexual
activities among some of their teachers during school hours.
In the petition titled: “Sex at random in our school”, signed by the senior prefects, Jackson Isieche and Mariam Okpara, a copy obtained by LEADERSHIP Sunday, they averred that sexual intercourse among some of the male and female teachers has persisted during school hours.
The petitioners said that the school had over the years been allegedly inundated with trouble(s) ranging from missing school property to litany of sex scandals among the teachers who make love right inside the laboratory.
Part of their petition reads: “Sir, we sincerely appeal to you to use your good offices and look into the sexual activities among our teachers during school hours, it has become a habit”, adding that if urgent steps were not taken to bring the teachers to book, it might spell doom for the students.
When LEADERSHIP Sunday sought his comment on the issue, Prof.Muoboghare, said a probe panel has been constituted to probe the matter.
In the petition titled: “Sex at random in our school”, signed by the senior prefects, Jackson Isieche and Mariam Okpara, a copy obtained by LEADERSHIP Sunday, they averred that sexual intercourse among some of the male and female teachers has persisted during school hours.
The petitioners said that the school had over the years been allegedly inundated with trouble(s) ranging from missing school property to litany of sex scandals among the teachers who make love right inside the laboratory.
Part of their petition reads: “Sir, we sincerely appeal to you to use your good offices and look into the sexual activities among our teachers during school hours, it has become a habit”, adding that if urgent steps were not taken to bring the teachers to book, it might spell doom for the students.
When LEADERSHIP Sunday sought his comment on the issue, Prof.Muoboghare, said a probe panel has been constituted to probe the matter.
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