Frequent heavy downpour in Hadejia town of Jigawa State have resulted in the submerging of five primary and junior secondary schools in the area, an official said on Friday.

Alhaji Musa Garba, the Education Secretary, Hadejia Local Government Area of Jigawa, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Hadejia, that the affected schools include: Hamza Abdullahi Junior Secondary School, Matsaro Primary School, Haruna Junior Secondary School, Usman Maidashi Primary School and Haruna Primary School.

Garba, however, said students of the schools had been relocated to five other schools in the area, pending when the water level would recede.

“Under the new arrangement, the host school’s students will have their lessons in the morning, while students from the affected schools will attend lessons in the evening.

“I have already reported the incidents to the State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) in Dutse.

“I urge it (SUBEB) and the Local Government Council, to sandfill the school compound and construct drainages around it,’’ he said.

Also commenting on the development, Information Officer in the council, Alhaji Mohammad Garba-Talaki, said the Council’s Chairman, Alhaji Abdullahi Maikanti, had visited the affected schools.

“The council chairman sympathises with both the school management and the students.

“The council will look into the Education Secretary’s request,” Garba-Talaki said.

NAN correspondent, who visited one of the affected schools, reports that flood had occupied classrooms up to the topmost level of the doors.




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This is serious

They warn you guys to prepare for flood

If those buildings above are public schools in a state in the North, then the South, especially the SouthWest needs to stop basking in old glories.

Nigeria isn't the only nation that experiences flood, even American cities experience worse. The occupants of this community have given their leaders a pass mark for excellent jobs and infrastructure in all areas, it's only nature punishing them for no reason.