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Kano Commissioner Sponsors 500 Students for NCE Program
The Commissioner of Land & Physical Planning, Hon. Abduljabbar M. Umar, has announced the sponsorship of 500 students from all 44 local governments of Kano State to embark on a three-year NCE program at Sa’adatu Rimi College of Education, Kano State. This effort supports the Executive Governor of Kano, Alhaji Abba Kabir Yusuf, and underscores the administration’s commitment to enhancing education.
At the occasion, organized by the Friends of Governor Abba K. Yusuf, Hon. Abduljabbar Umar emphasized the importance of collective and individual support for education at all levels. He praised Governor Yusuf for declaring a State of Emergency in Education and prioritizing the improvement of educational standards in Kano State.
The sponsorship initiative is seen as a significant step towards elevating the quality of education in the state, reflecting the administration’s dedication to fostering educational development.
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Special Adviser to Governor Yusuf Congratulates the Governor on NUT’s Golden Award
The Special Adviser to Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf on Cooperative Groups, Jamilu Abbas, has extended heartfelt congratulations to the Governor for receiving the prestigious Golden Award from the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT). The award was presented during the 2024 World Teachers’ Day celebration, held in Abuja.
The NUT Golden Award is a testament to Governor Yusuf’s commitment to education and his administration’s significant strides in improving the welfare of teachers and the quality of education in Kano State. The Governor’s policies, aimed at enhancing the teaching profession, have not gone unnoticed, earning him national recognition on such a prominent platform.
In a congratulatory message, Jamilu Abbas praised Governor Yusuf’s dedication to uplifting the standard of education in the state. He highlighted various initiatives implemented by the Governor’s administration, including the renovation of schools, provision of teaching materials, and a focus on teacher training programs. According to Abbas, these efforts have made Kano State a model for educational reforms in Northern Nigeria.
Abbas also acknowledged the Governor’s ongoing support for teachers’ welfare, stating that his administration has ensured timely payment of salaries and benefits, as well as improved working conditions for educators. These actions have boosted the morale of teachers across the state, creating a more conducive learning environment for students.
The World Teachers’ Day celebration, which took place in Abuja, saw the participation of various state governors, educators, and educational stakeholders from across the country. The event served as a platform to honor teachers’ dedication to nurturing the next generation and recognize individuals and governments that have shown exceptional support for education.
Jamilu Abbas expressed optimism that Governor Yusuf’s award will inspire further advancements in the state’s educational sector. He reaffirmed the government’s commitment to sustaining these efforts and ensuring that teachers continue to receive the support they need to perform their vital role in society.
Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf’s Golden Award is not just a personal achievement; it is a victory for Kano State and all the teachers who work tirelessly to shape the future of our children,” Abbas said. “This recognition underscores the Governor’s vision of making education a priority in his administration, and we remain committed to this cause.”
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Kano Commissioner of Works Hails Governor Yusuf’s NUT Golden Award
Kano State Commissioner for Works, Engineer Marwan Ahmad, has praised Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf for receiving the Golden Award from the Nigeria Union of Teachers during the 2024 World Teachers’ Day celebration held in Abuja.
Engineer Marwan Ahmad made this statement in an interview with Abba Hamisu of Time Base Television.
The commissioner said the award is a testament to Governor Yusuf’s untiring efforts in improving infrastructure in Kano’s primary schools, which had been in a state of dilapidation for the past eight years.
He added that the governor has renovated hundreds of schools in the state and provided infrastructure like desks and instructional materials.
The commissioner also noted that, in addition to primary schools, the governor is working tirelessly to ensure the renovation of all schools in the state, including secondary and post-secondary institutions.
He said the Golden Award given to Governor Yusuf by the NUT is a significant acknowledgment of the governor’s strides in infrastructure development across the state.
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