“Our administration has always been committed to ensuring that every child in Katsina state has access to quality education,” he said.
Mr Abdullahi explained that the enrolment campaign began on May 12 under the World Bank-supported Better Education Service Delivery for All (BESDA) programme.
They argued that selling the schools to unspecified buyers would deprive poor pupils access to primary education.
“As I am talking to you now, some of us have not received our June and July salaries, and August is gone already,” the teacher said.
UNICEF today called on…Nigeria to make schools safe and provide a secure learning environment for every child.
