MORO LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Mallam Jamiu Guniyan, the Magaji of Guniyan Alamo in Moro local government area of Kwara state, has, on behalf of the entire community, expressed his profound gratitude to Gov. Abdulrahman Abdulrasaq for giving the community a new block of two Classrooms equipped with furniture and other fittings for effective teaching and learning of their children.

The Magaji Guniyan, while speaking, attested that Gov. Abdulrahman Abdulrasaq has proven to be a 'governor for all' who never left any stone unturned. He said his impact is felt across the nook and cranny of the state with numerous developmental projects.

He added that the new classrooms had improved teaching-learning activities in Alamo LGEA School, as their children now learn in a conducive environment.

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OFFA LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Moremi High School JSS in Offa local government area of Kwara State is one of the schools that got new constructions from Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq-led administration.

The school was provided with a block of four classrooms, equipped with furniture and other fittings to arrest its age-long inadequacy of classrooms.

The new facility has increased students' enrolment in the school and improved teaching-learning activities. This is borne out of Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq's relentless effort in prioritising basic education in kwara state.

The people of Offa will forever be grateful to the governor for this unprecedented achievement.

For consolidation on this laudable feat, let's support Mallam Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq for four more years. With him, Kwara of our dream is sure.

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ILORIN SOUTH LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrasaq has completed construction of a block of four classrooms with office in Gaa Aiyelabowo LGEA School, Ilorin South local government area of the state.

The school is also provided with furniture for pupils.

Before the intervention, pupils of different classes were merged together due to inadequacy of classrooms and other learning materials. This made the learning activities become difficult for both teachers and Learners.

Today, with the construction of new classrooms, the story has changed. Pupils now learn in a conducive environment and with ease. This wouldn't have been achieved without the huge investment in Education by governor Abdulrahman Abdulrasaq.

He has however promised to consolidate on the unprecedented feat if elected again in the forthcoming gubernatorial election.

Let's support GAA for four more years to do more development in kwara. With AA, achieving Kwara of our dreams is assured.

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The Kwara State Government has again distributed instructional materials worth millions of naira to public primary and junior secondary schools under the Universe Basic Education Board (SUBEB).

The instructional materials distributed was part of the gains of Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq's commitment to basic education through the payment of counterpart funds.

The Kwara state Governor, AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq has flagged off another distribution of instructional materials to schools across the sixteen local government areas of Kwara state.

At the flag off ceremony today, Governor AbdulRazaq noted that the distribution of instructional materials and tools is meant to strengthen public basic education system in Kwara State.

Represented by his Deputy, Mr Kayode Alabi, Governor AbdulRazaq recalled that this gesture is the third of its kind since the inception of this administration.

The Kwara State Universal Basic Education Board (KWSUBEB) has distributed instructional materials worth millions of naira to primary and junior secondary schools in the state.

The instructional materials were received on behalf of the various local government areas by the Education Secretaries for the councils.

Some of the items distributed included 20,200 copies of customised lesson notes, 15,000 copies of attendance register books, 2700 world globes, assorted ECCDE toys and other materials for small children among others.

Speaking during the distribution of the materials at SUBEB office, Ilorin, the Executive Chairman of KWSUBEB, Prof Shehu Raheem Adaramaja said the items were received from the Universal
Basic Education Commission, Abuja for onward distribution to the schools.

Adaramaja explained that the gesture was part of the gains of present administration's commitment to the development of basic education through the payment of counterpart funds.

He added that the Board would soon receive items like plastic chairs and tables for ECCDE, mathematical sets for junior secondary schools and scheme of works, while the Board had also secured approval for the procurement of white boards with markers and dusters.

According to him, "I must state that this gesture is part of the gains of our reformed relationship with UBEC. In the past few years, it wasn't like this because Kwara State was neglected and nobody think of us, our classrooms are dilapidated, we had no instructional materials, teachers were using exercise books as attendance registers.

"Now that His Excellency Mallam Abdulrahman AbdulRazaq has put money and UBEC supported us, the narrative has changed and today's event is a testimony to the fact that narrative has changed. We are happy that gone are the days when teachers have to contribute money to buy lesson notes, to buy scheme of works and attendance registers. The era of asking pupils to contribute money to buy chalk is gone because we distributed it recently and this exercise will be a continuous one".

Adaramaja said the materials were part of government efforts aimed at motivating the teachers to ensure that they impart qualitative education into the younger generation.

The SUBEB Chairman assured that the Board would ensure proper monitoring of the materials so that they would be used for the intended purpose.