The Borno State Government may have changed its mind on what to do with the house of Mohammed Yusuf, founder and late leader of the Islamist terror group, Boko Haram.

Ripples Nigeria exclusively gathered that the government has decided to build a special girls’ secondary school on the desolate building located at Railway Quarters in the Old Maiduguri City, fondly called Maarcas by the natives.

According to sources in the know, Governor Kashim Shettima had told a close confidant that he would build a standard school for girls at the Maarcas home of Yusuf, to prove that the insurgents lacked the capacity to obliterate western education in the state.

According to the source, Shettima said “My Commissioner had made mistake to say we are going to convert the Boko Haram founder’s house to a museum, but that is not true.

“I am going to build a special secondary school for girls there; with state-of-the -art facilities. Since he said they didn’t want girl education; I want to prove that Boko Haram can’t stop our girls from going to school. We must give them quality education.”

The state Commissioner for Home Affairs, Information and Culture, Mohammed Bulama, had at the 9th National Council for Culture, Tourism and National Orientation, in Dutse, Jigawa state, November last year, stated that the government will convert the place to a museum.

Read full details: https://www.ripplesnigeria.com/exclusive-borno-changes-gear-build-girls-school-boko-haram-founders-house/

Good way to go......

Why not use it to farm pigs

Odikwa risky o.