The Kano State Government has received praise from the Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) for banning various textbooks because of their detrimental and sexually explicit material from use in nursery, primary, and secondary schools.
Hassan Indabawa, the chairman of MURIC in Kano, praised the government’s decision to remove some offensive teaching materials from the basic school curriculum in a statement.
According to him, the government of Kano, led by Governor Abba Yusuf, made the right decision at the appropriate moment.
As a result, he stated, “all parents, educators, students, and advocates must embrace and support the initiative in order to curb the alarming rise of immorality among the state’s youth.”
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Indabawa added that the organization was a leading proponent of getting rid of any offensive teaching materials from the country’s educational system.
“MURIC rejoices and applauds the administration of Kano for taking necessary action by banning the usage of some chosen educational materials that were discovered to have sexually explicit content.
“Nigerians are aware that famous works of English literature, including Things Fall Apart, Merchant of Venice, and Macbeth, have been dropped from our school curricula over the past twenty years.
“Sex-related local English literature and other science have taken their place,”
He claimed that one of the unfavorable effects of this is the sexualization of students in primary and secondary schools.
According to NAN, the Kano administration said on Thursday that it had prohibited the use of specific textbooks in the state’s nursery, primary, and secondary schools due to their dangerous and explicit content.