Connect with us

ZAMFARA NEEDS OVER 1B NAIRA TO RENOVATE 23 SECONDARY SCHOOLS, COMMISSIONER

Published

on

Zamfara State government requires over N1 billion naira for the massive  renovation of 23 secondary schools in the state



State Commissioner for Education Ibrahim Abdullahi Spirow disclosed this to newsmen in Gusau on Tuesday after an assessment visit to some of the secondary schools in the state.


He said that the visit was to enable him see things for himself and assess the state of facilities in the schools with a view to providing conducive learning environment for the pupils.


 I have his mandate of the Governor to propose the best way to address the infrastructural deficit in all our public schools and I am all out to achieve this in order to make this administration proud.“


The Commissioner noted that, most of the existing school structures in the state have suffered neglect over the years,  which had also contributed to poor teacher output and poor performance of students during internal and national examinations.

Continue Reading
Click to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Daily News

SEN. YARI DONATES (13) TRUCKS OF MAIZE TO PEOPLE OF TALATAR MAFARA

Published

on

By

Managing Editor
_______________________
Former Governor of Zamfara state and Senator representing Zamfara West, Hon. Dr. Abdulaziz Yari Abubakar (Shattiman Zamfara) has secured (13) trucks of Maize containing (3900) bags for distribution to his immediate community of Talatar Mafara.

The distribution is to be handled by the (11) man committee headed by Malam Hamza Abubakar.

A total of 68 communities consisting of 21,075 households will benefit with a total of 3900 bags of Maize.

According the chairman, the beneficiaries cut across religious devices as instructed by the donor Abdulaziz Yari Abubakar.

According to the committee Chairman, former Governor Yari has considered the social condition of the people emanating from the removal of fuel subsidy by the current administration.

He assured that, the committee will be just and fair in the discharge of their duties.

He called on people to give them maximum support and cooperation in the discharged of their duty in order to achieve the desire success.

Continue Reading

Daily News

SEN. YARI DONATES (13) TRUCKS OF MAIZE TO PEOPLE OF TALATAR MAFARA.

Published

on

By

Managing Editor
_______________________
Former Governor of Zamfara state and Senator representing Zamfara West, Hon. Dr. Abdulaziz Yari Abubakar (Shattiman Zamfara) has secured (13) trucks of Maize containing (3900) bags for distribution to his immediate community of Talatar Mafara.

The distribution is to be handled by the (11) man committee headed by Malam Hamza Abubakar.

A total of 68 communities consisting of 21,075 households will benefit with a total of 3900 bags of Maize.

According the chairman, the beneficiaries cut across religious devices as instructed by the donor Abdulaziz Yari Abubakar.

According to the committee Chairman, former Governor Yari has considered the social condition of the people emanating from the removal of fuel subsidy by the current administration.

He assured that, the committee will be just and fair in the discharge of their duties.

He called on people to give them maximum support and cooperation in the discharged of their duty in order to achieve the desire success.

Continue Reading

Daily News

(31) PEOPLE DIES, (274) SUSTAIN INJURIES IN ADAMAWA ROAD CRASHES.

Published

on

By

Managing Editor
______________________________
The Federal Road Safety Corp Adamawa state command has revealed that a total of (31) people died as a result of various road crashes within the state.

The statistics also showed that, a total of (274) people also sustained various degree of injuries as a result of the road crashes.

The Adamawa sector command also recorded (126) various road crashes involving (548) passengers within the period under review.

The statistics covered a period of January to July 2023.

The sector commandant of the state, Mr. Yelwa Dio when he interacted with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN).

He attributed the road crashes to over-loading, over speeding and making telephone calls while driving.

 

Continue Reading

Trending

WP2Social Auto Publish Powered By : XYZScripts.com