The state of emergency on education in Kano state is receiving attention through the development of school infrastructure of both primary and secondary levels.
Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf declared a state of emergency on education in the state about six months ago with a pledge to revive the sector and reduce out-of-school children.
The governor also promised to increase the number of teaching staff and provide learning materials.
New classroom blocks and offices are currently undergoing construction in various schools across Kano state.
For example, a one-story building of four classrooms with offices at Abubakar Yusuf Government Junior Secondary School has reached an advanced stage of completion.
Similar constructions are also underway in other parts of the state, including Ungogo, Kumbotso, Dala, and Fagge.
Governor Yusuf has emphasized the importance of education in the state’s development, stating that it is the top priority and a crucial asset for future generations.
He has pledged to take practical measures to improve the quality of education in Kano state.
These efforts align with the goals of the Nigeria State Education Sector Project, which aims to improve the availability and quality of education inputs and the learning environment in targeted local government areas in Kano and other states.
The project also seeks to strengthen the capacity of school committees, local government education authorities, and state governments to plan and monitor school performance.
Overall, the state of emergency on education in Kano state is a significant step towards addressing the challenges facing the education sector and ensuring that children have access to quality education.
