In a notable address at the 25th-anniversary celebration of Rev Inache Memorial Mission School in Dimapur district, Advisor for Tribal Affairs and Elections, Tovihoto Ayemi, expressed deep concern over the escalating rates of school dropouts and the surge in substance abuse among students. Speaking as a Special Guest, Ayemi emphasized the need for heightened vigilance and care for the well-being of students.
Addressing parents and educators, Ayemi called for improved coordination and understanding in tackling these issues. He stressed the importance of practical experiences in education, noting the changes in the educational landscape over the years. Ayemi highlighted the crucial role of schools as spaces that must adapt to the evolving needs of students, equipping them to prosper in life and contribute to the development of Nagaland.
The Advisor’s remarks underscore the pressing need for a collaborative effort to address challenges faced by students, ensuring a supportive environment for their holistic development.