The Kano State Accountability for Education (K-SAFE) wishes to extend heartfelt appreciation to the Government and the Ministry of Education for securing approvals totaling ₦4,386,213,146.87 for vital interventions aimed at improving learning environments and supporting pupils and students across the state.
The approved projects include:
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₦429,913,619.52 for the settlement of suppliers of boarding schools feeding.
₦705,899,532.12 for general rehabilitation and land compensation at Government Secondary School, Kwankwaso, Madobi LGA.
₦1,147,582,000.00 for the provision of school uniforms to all Primary 1 pupils for the 2025/2026 academic session.
₦1,622,077,084.13 for the rehabilitation of seven schools destroyed by fire.
₦84,153,485.54 for the renovation of Kawon Alhaji Sani Primary School.
₦254,022,014.92 for the renovation of Giginyu Primary School and Government Junior Secondary School.
₦281,843,311.75 for the renovation of Government Girls Secondary School, Giginyu.
₦162,696,098.89 for the renovation of Government Girls Secondary School, Badawa.
K-SAFE recognizes this landmark investment as a bold step towards addressing long-standing challenges in the education sector and ensuring that every child has access to quality learning in safe and conducive environments.
To ensure effective utilization of these resources, K-SAFE has constituted a Monitoring and Evaluation Committee tasked with tracking the implementation of all approved projects.
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The committee will engage with stakeholders, monitor progress, and submit periodic reports to guarantee accountability, transparency, and impact.
Committee Members:
1. Safiyanu Lawal Bichi – Chairman
2. Aisha Jafar – Member
3. Comrade Rukayya Abdurrahman – Secretary
4. Hajiya Ladidi Sani Fagge – Member
5. Akibu Hamisu – Member
6. Garba Hamman dikko – Member
7. Suyudi Isa Jibril – Member
K-SAFE reaffirms its commitment to partnering with government, civil society, and communities to strengthen education delivery in Kano State. Together, we can build a sustainable future for our children through education.
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Dr. Auwalu Halilu
Co-Chair (CSOs), K-SAFE
