Police investigate Nalerigu SHS Headmaster over missing student

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• Amidini 9 years ago

  Who should be blamed ? Parents, it is our responsibilities to advice our children to be obedient. Hope he would be found.

  Who should be blamed ? Parents, it is our responsibilities to advice our children to be obedient. Hope he would be found.

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• Ganiyu 9 years ago

  Children will be children and often times act impulsively. It is our duty as adults to be gentle and help them navigate the transition to adulthood.
  
  I believe that the school authorities should have notified the boy's pare ...
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  Children will be children and often times act impulsively. It is our duty as adults to be gentle and help them navigate the transition to adulthood.
  
  I believe that the school authorities should have notified the boy's parents and found a way to hand him over to the parents as is done elsewhere.
  
  I hope he is found and finds the fortitude to live down this episode in young life.

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• Kwabena Owusu 9 years ago

  Ganiyu, I agree with you that the school authority should have involved the parents. However, the student is not a "boy"; he's a 22 year old man. He is an adult and must be responsible for some of his actions too.
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  Ganiyu, I agree with you that the school authority should have involved the parents. However, the student is not a "boy"; he's a 22 year old man. He is an adult and must be responsible for some of his actions too.
  I cannot understand why the school authority, not being able to locate the man for about 2 months failed to notify the parents and police earlier.
  And the father should also shoulder part of the blame: your son calls that he's being suspended, and you direct him on how to get money home; and you don't follow up to the school. You wait for 2 months without following up?

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• Ulysess, USA 9 years ago

  Unbeleivable.

  Unbeleivable.

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