Governor Fubara of Rivers State has issued a stern warning to school principals, stating that any found involved in cult activities will face immediate dismissal. This announcement comes just days after the governor vowed to take action against traditional rulers supporting cultism, in response to the tragic killing of a Divisional Police Officer by cultists in the state.
Speaking at the commissioning of the renovated Government Comprehensive Secondary School in Borikiri, Port Harcourt, on September 12, 2023, Governor Fubara emphasized that schools are institutions for quality education, not breeding grounds for cultism.
The governor declared, “Let me say it here, it should be a policy. Any principal found to be associated with cultism will be dismissed from service.” He stressed the importance of maintaining schools as safe and conducive environments for learning.
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Describing the newly remodeled school as a world-class facility, Governor Fubara expressed confidence that it would promote a positive learning experience, bringing joy to students. He also noted that it would motivate teachers to give their best.
Governor Fubara acknowledged that while the project was initiated by his predecessor, Nyesom Wike, he took the responsibility of ensuring its completion, utilizing taxpayers’ money for the betterment of the state’s residents.
In addition to urging school authorities to prioritize the security of the facility, the governor encouraged students to focus on their studies, emphasizing that this dedication would pave the way for success in their future careers.
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