Dr Manners Msongelwa
AS O-Level and A-Level examinations come to an end, students must be careful about invitations to exclusive end-of-exam parties.
Some of these gatherings involve excessive drinking, smoking, drug abuse, sexual exploitation, drink spiking, violence and other dangerous activities. Some students become unconscious, girls are sexually abused and others get involved in fatal accidents after driving under the influence of alcohol.
Dear student, perhaps you have been disciplined since Form One. You have worked hard, respected your parents and protected your reputation for years. Why destroy everything through a few hours of reckless celebration?
You don’t have to attend a party to prove that you are mature, popular or independent. Learn to say NO to peer pressure.
Parents, please remain alert and communicate with your children about their movements and friendships.
Remember, your examinations may be ending, but your life is just beginning.
Don’t exchange your future for a few hours of pleasure. Celebrate responsibly. Protect your life, dignity and future!
#EndOfExams #StaySafe #SayNoToPeerPressure #ProtectYourFuture – @muso 2026
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