Ogun State Bans Kindergarten Graduation Parties to Prioritize Academic Milestones
Ogun State Government has prohibited kindergarten and nursery school graduation parties to alleviate financial burdens on parents and refocus on academic milestones. Commissioner Abayomi Arigbabu announced the ban, emphasizing the need for modest celebrations that highlight genuine academic achievements.
The decision aligns with efforts in other states like Imo, Edo, Ebonyi, and Benue to curb exploitative practices by school proprietors. The directive aims to ensure that graduation ceremonies for pupils completing various educational levels remain educational milestones rather than extravagant social events, reducing unnecessary financial pressures on families.
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