The Ogun State Community, Social Orientation and Safety Corps, So-Safe Corps, has intercepted seven college students during a routine patrol in Obantoko, Abeokuta.
The college students, 5 females of Nawairudeen Secondary School, Obantoko, and two males mentioned to be school dropouts, had been present in a room inside Agogo Ide Community Development Association, CDA, space.
This was disclosed in a press release by the Corps’ Director of Information and Public Relations, ACC Adegunwa Adegbuyi, on behalf of the State Commander, Commander (Dr) Soji Ganzallo on Saturday.
Adegbuyi mentioned the incident occurred on Thursday, at about 10:00 a.m., when a staff of operatives from the Area Command led by ACC Babatunde Ogunseye encountered the seven people during patrol.
According to him, the 5 feminine college students (identify withheld) are in SS2 whereas the 2 male college students had reportedly dropped out of school.
Following the encounter, all seven had been taken to the school principal for acceptable consideration and additional motion.
The principal, who appreciated the Corps for its vigilance, assembled the scholars earlier than their schoolmates and requested the Area Commander to handle them on self-discipline and accountable conduct.
Addressing the scholars, Ogunseye counselled them to stay centered on their research, uphold good ethical values and shun actions that might jeopardise their future.
He notably warned them in opposition to loitering round Agogo Ide CDA and different places that might expose them to safety dangers or inappropriate conduct during school hours.
He emphasised the significance of parental steerage, school self-discipline and group cooperation in defending younger individuals.
The State Commander reaffirmed the dedication of the Corps to group security, youth safety and crime prevention, and urged mother and father, guardians, school authorities and group leaders to work collectively to information younger individuals in direction of accountable behaviour.
