Malami promises to develop education in Kebbi
The attorney general of the federation and minister of justice, Abubakar Malami, has reiterated his commitment to complementing efforts to provide higher quality education in Kebbi.
Mr Malami stated this known during a prize-giving day of Rayhaan Model Academy Birnin Kebbi on Saturday.
He described the establishment of the Rayhaan Model Academy as part of his contribution to complement the government’s efforts to stabilise education in the state.
“I hope in the nearest future, the students from the academy will contribute immensely in the fields of engineering, medicine, industries, administration and entrepreneurship, among others,” he said.
Mr Malami commended the parents and guardians for entrusting the care of their wards in the academy and promised to ensure their dream had come to fruition.
The chairman of the academy’s board of directors, Isiyaku Abdullahi, disclosed that the school had graduated 102 students.
“The school has become one of the best in the state within such a short period of operation and the choice of many children and parents in the state,” he said.
(NAN)
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