Yobe state government has relocated the SS 3 students of the technical College, in Dapchi, to another public school in Nguru community to write their WAEC, NECO and NAPTIP examinations. TVC News Corespondent Michael Oshomah reports that the SS 3 students are seen trooping into the school to pack their belongings and relocate to government girls secondary school, Nguru as
directed by the Yobe state government.
Not only the SS 3 students were seen packing their luggage, some who were in other classes joined in the search for their valuables.
The threat of the insurgents that they would come back if any of the students return to the school, has driven fear into the hearts of the schoolgirls.
The Inspector-General of Police recently assured the schoolgirls of adequate security in all schools in Yobe state. For now, the police boss is living up to his promise , but the capacity to sustain it is what everyone is looking out for.
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