Governor Bago’s Reintroduction of CRK in Niger Schools Receives Praise from CAN

Most Rev. Dr. Bulus Dauwa Yohanna commended Governor Bago for reintroducing CRK in Niger public schools, highlighting the benefits of moral education and unity among diverse communities. The Governor’s decision aims to instill family values and address moral decline, necessitating collaborative efforts for the youth’s future.

The Chairman of the Niger State Christian Association of Nigeria, Most Rev. Dr. Bulus Dauwa Yohanna, has praised Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago for his initiative to reintroduce Christian Religious Knowledge (CRK) in public schools across Niger State. The commendation, communicated through his Media Aide, Daniel Atori, characterized the Governor as a leader committed to the welfare of all citizens, irrespective of their faith.

Governor Bago made this pivotal announcement during an engagement with a Christian community delegation, which included the State CAN Executive and Deputy Speaker Hon. Afiniki Dauda. He emphasized that the reintroduction of CRK will assist in instilling moral values in children, making it compulsory for Christian students in all public schools. He expressed concerns that societal issues have eroded family values, leading to moral decline.

In his supportive remarks, Yohanna, who also serves as the Catholic Bishop of the Kontagora Diocese, indicated that the reintroduction of CRK would promote faith-based understanding and mutual respect among students. He highlighted the Governor’s leadership qualities and his dedication to fairness and inclusivity, stating that such actions contribute to unity among diverse communities in the state.

Furthermore, Yohanna stressed the importance of collaborative efforts between the government, parents, religious leaders, and stakeholders to protect the future of the youth. He called for comprehensive engagement to ensure that young individuals grow in an environment conducive to moral and ethical development.

The reintroduction of Christian Religious Knowledge in Niger State public schools has received commendation from CAN, reflecting a commitment to enhancing moral teachings among students. Governor Bago’s decision illustrates inclusivity, thereby fostering unity across various religious groups. The collective responsibility of all stakeholders remains vital in safeguarding the youth’s future and nurturing a morally upright society.

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