Kano — Over N1 billion has been spent by the Kano State government on Kano/Niger Republic Bilingual College in Niamey, Governor Rabi'u Musa Kwankwaso has said. The money, Kwankwaso said was expended in building students' hostel, multipurpose hall, kitchen, staff quarters, clinic and wall fencing of the college.

Speaking during a farewell ceremony for the first batch of 101 secondary school students to Niger Republic, he said the money was the counterpart fund of the state for the joint project. The state government, according to a statement by the governor's media aide, Mallam Halilu Dantiye, provided a bus, a pick up van, two sets of uniforms for each of the pioneer 200 students and English teachers.

He added that the Nigerien authorities provided land for the project, in addition to running the school. The idea for the establishment of the college, according to Governor Kwankwaso, was to consolidate bilateral relations between the state and the Niger Republic, expose Kano children to French language as well as create unlimited opportunities for them in French and English speaking countries.

"With an annual increment of 200 students, 100 from Niger and 100 from Kano, it is our vision that in six years when the college will graduate these very students, they will have a population of 1,400 students", the governor said.

According to him, the govern-ments of Kano and Niger Republic will take full responsibility of the scholarship of the students.

In his remarks, President Muhammadou Yousoufou of Niger Republic, represented by the country's Minister of Education, Madam Maryam Alhadji Ibrahim, said the partnership will bring about greater unity and reinforce the existing relationship between the two countries.

Obiagelli: interesting

Narrated Ibn 'Abbas: The Prophet said: "I was
shown the Hell-fire and that the majority of
its dwellers were women who were
ungrateful." It was asked, "Do they disbelieve
in Allah?" (or are they ungrateful to Allah?)
He replied, "They are ungrateful to their
husbands and are ungrateful for the favors
and the good (charitable deeds) done to them.
If you have always been good (benevolent) to
one of them and then she sees something in
you (not of her liking), she will say, 'I have
never received any good from you." Sahih
Bukhari, Volume 1, Book 2, Number 28

Danfoditee: 9ice move in a wrong direction.

Kano — Over N1 billion has been spent by the Kano State government on Kano/Niger Republic Bilingual College in Niamey, Governor Rabi'u Musa Kwankwaso has said. The money, Kwankwaso said was expended in building students' hostel, multipurpose hall, kitchen, staff quarters, clinic and wall fencing of the college.

Speaking during a farewell ceremony for the first batch of [size=18pt]101 secondary school students[/size] to Niger Republic, he said the money was the counterpart fund of the state for the joint project. The state government, according to a statement by the governor's media aide, Mallam Halilu Dantiye, provided a bus, a pick up van, two sets of uniforms for each of the pioneer 200 students and English teachers.

He added that the Nigerien authorities provided land for the project, in addition to running the school. The idea for the establishment of the college, according to Governor Kwankwaso, was to consolidate bilateral relations between the state and the Niger Republic, expose Kano children to French language as well as create unlimited opportunities for them in French and English speaking countries.

"With an annual increment of 200 students, 100 from Niger and 100 from Kano, it is our vision that in six years when the college will graduate these very students, they will have a population of 1,400 students", the governor said.

According to him, the govern-ments of Kano and Niger Republic will take full responsibility of the scholarship of the students.

In his remarks, President Muhammadou Yousoufou of Niger Republic, represented by the country's Minister of Education, Madam Maryam Alhadji Ibrahim, said the partnership will bring about greater unity and reinforce the existing relationship between the two countries.

abes:

The OP is a known liar.

Ikengawo: Nigeria: Kwankwaso Spends N1 Billion On College in Niger Republic



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patriotic007: All big men in the North will never give their people education because that will open their eyes to see the truth that northern rule is a disaster not only to the north but to Nigeria as a whole,....I only weep for some southerner that are so blind to want power to return to the north,....I call that slave mentallity and may we never return to our vomit,....at least not before 2019

Ikengawo: Nigeria: Kwankwaso Spends N1 Billion On College in Niger Republic



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Mr•Olodo:
[size=24pt]why do moderator's like banning me[/size]