Early sex education will reduce moral decadence, parents told
Education
THE Global President, Federal Government Girls’ College, Bida Old Girls Association, (FEGGICOBIDOGA), Bukola Olatunji, has advised parents to teach their children sexuality education at an appropriate age to reduce early moral decadence.
Olatunji gave the advice on Friday in Abuja at a press briefing in commemoration of the 48th Founder’s Day of the Federal Government Girls’ College (FGGC), its first Global Reunion and Annual General Meeting (AGM).
She said everyone needed to know that no age was too young to disseminate sexuality information and its outcome.
“It is an assignment for every parent, to take care of their children by giving them a strong foundation that will not make them to doubt their sexuality and venture into homosexual or lesbianism. Teaching children sexuality education makes them know their rights and when to find help.” she said.
The first Global Reunion and AGM of the association is billed to hold in Abuja on Saturday.
According to Olatunji, Mrs Aisha Ahmad, a member of the association and Deputy Governor of the Central Bank, will deliver the keynote address, while goodwill messages will be delivered by Honourable Minister for Women Affairs, Dame Pauline Tallen; First Lady of Niger State, Dr Amina Abubakar Bello; Africa Director, MacArthur Foundation, Dr. Kole Shettima; and President- General of the Unity Schools Old Students Association (USOSA), Mr Lawrence A. Wilbert.
Other activities lined up for the reunion, she said include the presentation of awards of recognition to deserving sisters and organisations, inauguration of Chapters, swearing-in of the new Global Executives and other fun activities.
-Daily Trust
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