• The Federal Ministry of Education has suspended 13 students of the Federal Government College, Enugu for six months for some reasons.
• The incident drew attention after a video of the attack circulated on social media, sparking an investigation
• The ministry is working with security agencies to ensure a thorough investigation and maintain the safety of students

feds Ministry of Education has suspended 13 students of the Federal Government College (FGC), Enugu for six months following their alleged involvement in the assault and battery of an SS1 day student.

The decision is aimed at ensuring the safety of students and maintaining the confidence of parents and stakeholders.

Details of the incident

The The MinistryHis findings revealed that the incident took place on 7 November 2024, involving a group of students assaulting an SS1 day student.

The case gained widespread attention after a disturbing video of the attack circulated on social media, prompting immediate action by authorities.

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The Ministry’s response

In a statement, the The Ministry emphasized that the suspension is a measure to protect all students at FGC Enugu and to strengthen the school’s commitment to a safe learning environment.

The The Ministry directed the School Management Committee (SBMC) to work closely with security agencies to conduct a thorough investigation into the incident.

This investigation will include exploring potential links to outside groups that may have influenced student behavior.

About Unity Schools

Federal Government Colleges (FGC), also known as Unity Schools, are secondary schools established and managed by the Federal Government of Nigeria.

These institutions are believed to promote national unity by bringing together students from diverse ethnic, cultural and religious backgrounds.

FGCs are known for their high academic standards and rigorous admissions processes, which often include competitive entrance exams.

The schools are distributed throughout the country, ensuring the representation of all states and promoting an environment of inclusion and national integration.

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