NSUBEB chairman tasks communities to protect completed school projects
The Executive Chairman of the Niger State Universal Basic Education Board, NSUBEB, Dr. Ibrahim A. Liman, has warned communities benefiting from government-funded school projects against allowing the facilities to deteriorate through vandalism, misuse or neglect. Liman said communities must take ownership of the schools once handed over, stressing that government investment in education…
Dr. Ibrahim A. Liman, the Executive Chairman of the Niger State Universal Basic Education Board (NSUBEB), has warned local communities to safeguard completed school projects funded by the government. Liman emphasized that communities must take ownership of the schools, ensuring they are protected from vandalism, misuse, or neglect. He highlighted that government investments in education infrastructure can only yield lasting benefits if residents actively participate in their protection and maintenance.
During an inspection of two completed projects under the Effective Legacy School Programme, Liman directed Full-Time Members Samuel Jonathan Mokotso and Mohammed Mamman Auna Dan Sokoto to verify that the projects met approved specifications and standards before handover. At Zango Primary School in Kontagora, Mokotso urged the community to safeguard the facilities and ensure they are utilized for their intended purpose.
He praised the state government, led by Governor Umaru Mohammed Bago, for its investment in basic education infrastructure and stressed the importance of improving the learning environment for pupils throughout Niger State. The chairman's warning comes as NSUBEB proceeds with the renovation and rehabilitation of approximately 400 basic schools across the state.
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