UBEC boosts Kano education with new classrooms and more teachers
The Universal Basic Education Commission is increasing access to basic education in Kano State by building nearly 4,000 classrooms and supporting teacher recruitment. Aisha Garba, UBEC Executive Secretary, joined key officials to inspect projects and oversee the presentation of appointment letters to newly hired teachers. She emphasized the importance of both adequate infrastructure and qualified teachers for quality education. The initiative aims to address classroom shortages and improve learning outcomes for children in the state.
What we know
- Aisha Garba announced the delivery of nearly 4,000 classrooms across Kano State to create safer learning environments.
- The Kano State government has recruited more than 16,000 teachers, including a new batch of employees.
- The teacher recruitment programme is described as one of the largest education investments in Nigeria.
- Garba praised Governor Abba Yusuf and federal education leaders for prioritising education and ongoing reforms.
- The recruitment process was said to be transparent and merit-based, with plans to deploy teachers where they are most needed.
