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Comprehensive sex education from pre-primary: the prophet Ngoua rebels – AGP

Title: Controversy Surrounds Introduction of Sexual Education Textbooks in Gabon’s Education System

Date: June 21, 2022

LIBREVILLE, June 21 (AGP) – A growing number of voices in Gabon are expressing their concerns and opposition to the upcoming inclusion of textbooks on sexual health and sexualization of minor children in the country’s education system. This controversial move has sparked heated debates and public outcry against the proposed curriculum.

On June 5, the UNESCO office in Gabon signed a service contract aimed at promoting comprehensive sex education in pre-primary and primary education. However, many individuals and groups within society are objecting to these school programs. One prominent figure, Prophet Béni Ngoua Mbina, addressed this issue during a press conference held on Wednesday, June 21 in Libreville.

Prophet Béni Ngoua Mbina argues that introducing textbooks discussing sensitive topics such as sexuality to primary and pre-primary school children disrupts the “divine order.” He has called for the restoration of traditional values and urged unions, religious communities, and all parents in the Republic to firmly reject these controversial textbooks.

The man of God has also appealed to the government to take immediate action by unconditionally withdrawing the disputed textbooks from the Gabonese education system. The prophet’s stance has further fueled the ongoing debate surrounding the introduction of comprehensive sex education in schools.

The controversy surrounding the inclusion of sexual education textbooks highlights the clash between modern educational approaches and traditional values in Gabon. While some argue that comprehensive sex education is necessary to equip children with knowledge and skills to make informed decisions, others believe it goes against cultural and religious beliefs.

As the discussions continue, it remains to be seen how the Gabonese government will address the concerns raised by various stakeholders. The decision regarding the inclusion or exclusion of these textbooks will have a significant impact on the future of education in Gabon.

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[Source: AGP Gabon]

How do proponents of traditional values and religious beliefs argue against the inclusion of comprehensive sex education in Gabon’s schools

Controversy Erupts Over Introduction of Sexual Education Textbooks in Gabon’s Education System

June 21, 2022 – A heated debate has arisen in Gabon concerning the introduction of sexual education textbooks into the country’s education system. This move has sparked a wave of opposition and raised concerns among various sectors of society, leading to public outcry against the proposed curriculum.

The controversy began when the UNESCO office in Gabon signed a service contract on June 5, with the aim of promoting comprehensive sex education in pre-primary and primary education. However, a significant number of individuals and organizations within Gabonese society have strongly objected to these educational programs. One prominent figure, Prophet Béni Ngoua Mbina, recently expressed his concerns during a press conference held on June 21 in Libreville.

Prophet Béni Ngoua Mbina argues that the introduction of textbooks discussing sensitive topics such as sexuality to young children disrupts the “divine order.” He has called for a return to traditional values and has urged unions, religious communities, and all parents in the Republic to firmly reject these controversial textbooks.

Furthermore, the Prophet has appealed to the government to take immediate action by unconditionally withdrawing the disputed textbooks from the Gabonese education system. His stance has intensified the ongoing debate surrounding the introduction of comprehensive sex education in schools.

The controversy surrounding the inclusion of sexual education textbooks highlights a clash between modern educational approaches and traditional values in Gabon. While some argue that comprehensive sex education is necessary to equip children with knowledge and skills for informed decision-making, others believe it contradicts cultural and religious beliefs.

As the discussions persist, it remains to be seen how the Gabonese government will address the concerns raised by various stakeholders. The decision regarding whether to include or exclude these textbooks will significantly impact the future of education in Gabon.

Source: AGP Gabon

2 thoughts on “Comprehensive sex education from pre-primary: the prophet Ngoua rebels – AGP”

  1. This article highlights the importance of comprehensive sex education starting from pre-primary, showing how the prophet Ngoua advocates for a rebellious approach. Promoting early education about sexual health is crucial to empower young minds and ensure a more informed and responsible generation.

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  2. This article sheds light on the crucial need for comprehensive sex education, starting from an early age. Kudos to Prophet Ngoua for challenging the societal norms and advocating for the well-being of children and their understanding of sexuality. Let’s hope more leaders join this rebellion for a more informed and empowered future generation.

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