Traditional Ruler Seeks Rehabilitation of Dilapidated Schools in Katsina
The Kanwa of Katsina and District Head of Ketare, Alhaji Usman Bello Kankara has appealed to the State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) to come to the aid of his community by renovating and upgrading dilapidated primary schools in the area.
Alhaji Kankara made the request when he led other community leaders from the area on a courtesy visit to the chairman of the State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), Alhaji Lawal Buhari Daura.
The Ketare District is located in Kankara Local Government area of Katsina State
Bello said the primary schools need urgent attention of the state government due to their bad condition, noting that “Primary one pupils of U.K Bello primary school Gamzamawa are currently taking lessons under trees due to lack of classrooms while rainstorm has destroyed Unguwar Mai Gari Primary School Kuka Sheka making them inhabitable.
“The schools need renovation and upgrade. Government should build additional blocks of classrooms, offices and also provide enough tables and chairs to make teaching and learning conducive in the schools.”
He said the primary schools were accommodating a large number of pupils, who depend solely on them for their primary education in the area.
The affected schools are Ketare Model Primary School built in 1947, the oldest school in the district, U.K Bello Primary School Gamzamawa and Unguwar Mai Gari Primary School Kukasheka, a school built through community efforts.
Responding, the Chairman, Katsina State Universal Basic Education Board, Alhaji Lawal Buhari Daura commended the foresight and concern of the district head for the educational development of his people.
Daura promised to look into their request for prompt action and noted that the state government’s doors were always open for support and advice on how to move the education sub-sector forward.
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