The Executive Director, New Generation
Change Education Foundation, Dr. Sheri Ajasin, has advised pupils to
align themselves to moral values and national ethics as enshrined in the
constitution.
Ajasin said this during an interview
with our correspondent on Thursday. According to her, it is imperative
to engender a positive attitudinal change by observing the seven
national ethics of Section 23 of the 1999 Constitution, using drama as a
tool.
She noted that these core values include
discipline, integrity, dignity of labour, and social justice. Others
are religious tolerance, self-reliance and patriotism.
She added that the NGCEF, which will
have its inaugural public presentation in Lagos on Wednesday, is set to
drive a moral rebirth by using pupils to highlight a core value in their
school each week.
“Because of the general belief that what
one sees, as well as hears, is retained in the memory longer and that
it makes a greater impact on the pupils physically, mentally and
emotionally. “Based on this fact, once a week, a 10-minute drama sketch
highlighting the core value to be taught in the course of the week is
staged during assembly for the entire school.
“This pattern, when repeated weekly, will result in total immersion of the essence of any particular core value,” she said.
According to the Project Director,
NGCEF, Mr. Seyi Fasuyi, the Lagos State government has granted
permission for the organisation to use all its primary and secondary
schools for the project.
“This is a movement. We want people to
join us and contribute financially and in any other way to making this a
reality. Our pilot study has shown that a moral rebirth will bring
about rapid development and growth in our country,” he said.
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