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FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SETS UP A 7-MEMBER COMMITTEE TO ADDRESS BULLYING INCIDENTS IN SCHOOLS                                                                    18-02-25

By Sadiq Aminu.                                                     As part of efforts to reinforce its commitment to student welfare and a safe learning environment, the Federal Government has set up a seven-member committee to address bullying incidents in schools.

In a statement, the Minister of Education, Dr. Olatunji Alausa, emphasized the urgent need for effective interventions, citing the psychological impact of bullying on students.

Dr. Alausa reiterated the Ministry’s zero-tolerance stance on bullying and urged school administrators, teachers, parents, and students to support this initiative.

He stated that the move aligned with the Federal Government’s Renewed Hope Agenda to prioritize education as a driver of national development.

The Minister explained that the committee is expected to review reported cases and ensure swift action, complementing the 21-member team working on a National Policy on Anti-Bullying.

To facilitate confidential reporting, the Ministry has introduced a Hotline: 09012660044, Email:antibullying@education.gov.ng and a WhatsApp number: 08052536133

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