School proprietors urged to give priority to adequate security

SPECIAL Adviser to the Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun on education, Mrs Ronke Soyombo has urged school proprietors to give security priority as kidnapping is on the increase in the country.

Soyombo, said that children are always at primal performance and they experience effective learning in a secure environment.

She stated this during the ‘League of Muslim Schools Proprietors’ Worldwide’ summit organised by the Lagos State Chapter of the group held recently in Lagos.

Mrs Soyombo also urged the proprietors not to allow visitors into the school premises without adequate scrutiny and to embrace the service of CCTV cameras.

“Every school has got to take security as the front burner agenda to make sure their schools are fully-secure because if children are in secure environment, they are bound to learn better.”

She charged school owners to embrace the 21st century phenomenon as the children of then and now speak different languages.

Mrs Soyombo explained that things had changed after the occurrence of the coronavirus pandemic.

Speaking also, the national president of the group, Alhaji Abdulwahid Obalakun, stated that security is indispensable to attaining enduring success in the education business, with or without exceptional marketing strategy, and enviable population.

Lending his voice, the group’s Lagos State chairman, Alhaji Robert Babatunde, said that the mission of reawakening and strengthening the adaptability traits in the stakeholders could be achieved through unflinching cooperation among the association of school owners.

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