Education is too Sensitive to be left in the Hands of the Govt. Alone.
From Mohammed Mohammed.
Nigerlites, both individuals and those in positions of authority, are encouraged to support the mission and vision of Governor Umar Mohammed Bago, which aims to reposition the education sector.
Education in Nigeria is too sensitive to be left solely in the government’s hands. Alhaji Abdullah Asab Garba, Kaigaman Kagara and Director of Test and Measurement at the Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education, expressed this sentiment while speaking to journalists in his office regarding the decay of education in Nigeria.
Kaigaman Kagara called on well-to-do individuals, those in positions of authority, and industry leaders to reevaluate their approaches so that the challenges facing the education sector can be effectively addressed.
Alhaji Abdullah Asab commended Governor Umar Bago’s mission and vision to tackle the issues of poor education in the state.
He urged all stakeholders to join in the effort to reposition education in the State.
Asab Garba noted that Governor Umar Bago has made significant investments in the education sector since taking office, aiming to provide quality education that meets our developmental needs.
He also praised the Governor’s initiatives to strengthen primary and secondary education, which will help address the issue of out-of-school children.
Kaigaman Kagara emphasized the importance of everyone showing commitment to support the Governor’s political will to deliver the quality education the state requires.
He commended the Governor for consistently and adequately investing in education, particularly in the Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education.
