Engage students, Delta SSG charges old students

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By Nosa Akenzua, Asaba

The Secretary to the Delta State Government, Chief Patrick Ukah, has called on old boys and girls associations in the state to engage in the mentoring of the students to regain lost values.
This is in addition to providing critical infrastructure in schools as key stakeholders in the educational development of the state.
The SSG, who spoke during the handover/commissioning of a water scheme executed by St. Anthony’s College, Ubulu Uku, Old Boys Association (SACOBA) in the school, bemoaned the dwindling value system in the schools and called on them to visit the school from time to time to mentor the students.
Chief Ukah noted that it is not only through flogging or cutting of grass that discipline can be instilled in the students but can also be achieved by proper guidance, counselling and mentoring.
He commended members of SACOBA for providing what they did not enjoy as students when they were in the school for the present and future generations of students of the school.

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