Kwara state government is set to organise a stakeholders dialogue on issues surrounding cybercrime, drug abuse, cultism, sexual abuse and other social immoralities among students in tertiary institutions.
The Special Assistant on Students’ Affairs, Salami Wasiu Onidugbe, who disclosed this in a statement on Friday, said the program is set to come up on Tuesday, 11th June, 2024, at the Kwara state Banquet Hall in Ilorin.
According to him, the event themed; “Stemming the Tide of Social Vices among Students: A Panacea for Positive Growth“, is part of Governor Abdulrazaq’s efforts to promote positive value among students in tertiary institutions while exposing them to the risk involved in engaging themselves in myriad of vices and the damage it could incur on their future.
“It promises to be an engaging and informative experience, offering a variety of learning and engagement opportunities as it’s structured to feature a dynamic lineup of activities which includes keynote lecture, panel, and interactive sessions among others.
“This diverse range of activities is designed to provide a comprehensive and immersive experience for all participants“, his statement added.
Underscoring the significance of this initiative, the governor’s aide emphasized the potential it holds in promoting awareness, collaboration and solutions to all forms of vices which have become major social ills combating our contemporary society, thereby leading to a safer and supportive learning environment for students.
