Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago has approved the reintroduction of Christian Religious Knowledge (CRK) in Niger State’s public schools, a decision praised by the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN). This initiative aims to instill moral values in children, promoting understanding and respect for faith. Stakeholders are urged to collaborate for the betterment of the youth’s future.
The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has expressed appreciation for Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago’s decision to reinstate Christian Religious Knowledge (CRK) in Niger State’s public schools. Most Rev. Dr. Bulus Dauwa Yohanna, the Chairman of CAN, underscored the Governor’s intention to benefit all citizens regardless of their religious affiliations. This decision was revealed during a meeting with Christian community leaders, including the Deputy Speaker of the Niger State House of Assembly, Hon. Afiniki Dauda.
Governor Bago noted that CRK’s inclusion in the curriculum aims to instill a sense of morality and responsibility in children, stating that it will be mandatory for Christian students in public schools. He emphasized the necessity of fostering family values, which have been overshadowed by social vices.
In his remarks, Yohanna lauded the Governor for promoting understanding and respect for faith through the reintroduction of CRK, which he believes will enhance moral education in the youth. He praised Bago’s leadership and his commitment to fair governance, which transcends religious and tribal boundaries, promoting harmony within the community.
Furthermore, he called for collective action from the government, parents, religious leaders, and stakeholders to ensure that the youth are guided towards a positive future, thus safeguarding societal values.
The reinstatement of Christian Religious Knowledge in Niger State’s public schools marks a significant step towards enhancing moral education among the youth. Governor Bago’s decision has garnered support from influential religious leaders, emphasizing the importance of fairness and inclusivity in governance. A collective commitment from various societal sectors is essential to nurture and protect the values and future of the younger generation.
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