Says government to decongest all public schools in the state
Governor Mohammed Inuwa Yahaya of Gombe State has frown at the inability of the immediate past administration in the state to put into maximum use the Hassan Central Primary School Gombe.
Governor Inuwa Yahaya who stated this while on an inspection visit to the school said since the remodeling of the school by the immediate past administration in the state, the classrooms have been under lock and keys.
The Governor therefore directed the state Commissioner of Education and the Chairman of the state Universal Basic Education Board SUBEB to commence the furnishing of the 38 class rooms under lock and keys.
The Governor, in company of his Deputy, Dr. Manasseh Daniel Jatau and members of the State Executive Council, question the justification for locking up 38 classrooms while over one hundred students are left share a classroom.
He describe as mere political gimmick the commissioning of the school by the previous administration saying even the contractor has not been fully paid
He said his administration will continue to work with stakeholders in the educational sector to ensure that classrooms in schools across the state are decongested for effective teaching and learning.
The State commissioner of Education Dr. Habu Dahiru had intimated the Governor that the school was constructed by the immediate past administration but was not put into maximum use.
To this end he said pupils gets over crowded in the few classes available describing the visit by the Governor as good news to not only the pupils but teachers as well.
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