
Archbishop of Niger Province of the Anglican Church, Most Reverend Alexander Ibezim has warned against homosegxwality in secondary schools, saying there was a need to teach male students to be chaste.
In his homily, during a church service to mark the 40th anniversary of the school, Ibezim said that just as there is dignity among girls being referred to as virgins, there was also need to extol the virtues of virginity among boys as homosegxwality among young boys has crept into most secondary schools.
“Here, we have zero tolerance for homosegxwality. Immorality cannot be accepted here, same for cultism. If a girl can be praised for being a virgin, then we must let the boys know that they too can be praised for being virgins.
“Most of our boys who you see here today are virgins. Our standard here is very high, and it will continue to be so,”
Bishop Crowther Junior Seminary is owned by the Niger Diocese of the Anglican Church, and was established 40 years ago by late Bishop Jonathan Onyemelukwe in memory of Bishop Samuel Ajayi Crowther, who was the first indigenous Anglican Bishop in the country.
The occasion also served as a reunion for old boys of the school, who announced the donation of a three-storyed building consisting of 12 flats to serve as residences for teachers in the school.
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