Attack Sparks School Shutdown in Kwara
Teachers in parts of Kwara State have refused to return to the classroom after suspected Boko Haram gunmen killed a school principal in a recent attack.
The incident has left many communities in shock and forced schools to shut down without a reopening date.
The attack happened within one of the affected communities, sparking panic among education workers and parents.
Staff members say they cannot risk their lives, while families fear sending their children back to school.
Local authorities confirmed the closure, saying the decision was taken to protect lives as security agencies intensify efforts to restore calm.
The killing has raised fresh concerns about safety in rural areas.
Community leaders are now calling for stronger security presence before academic activities can resume. Until then, classrooms remain empty as fear grips the affected communities.
