Stakeholders at a one-day state summit have pledged their commitment to providing support toward protecting schools in Katsina from attacks by criminals.
According to the UN, Nigeria was among the countries that recorded the highest numbers of grave violations, with 2,436 incidents.
The Katsina government has disclosed plans to introduce a special allowance package for teachers posted to rural areas.
Mr Lawal-Tsagem said the federal government has made its presence felt in the zone in the areas of agriculture and security.
The funding will support the development of 84 climate-resilient facilities, including 39 primary healthcare centres and 45 schools.
Mrs Tinubu, an educator and former teacher, made the call on Tuesday in her message commemorating the 2025 International Day to Protect Education from Attack.
The commissioner said the state government has adopted proactive measures to make schools safe, secure, and inclusive for children.
Mr Mohammed described the review as a transformative initiative that would reshape the landscape of technical education in Nigeria.
Mr Ubochi disclosed government’s plan to recruit 4,000 additional teachers.
The chief of staff commended the school’s founder, Damilola Feyide, for giving hope to the hopeless with the academy.
