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Borno state is preparing for life after Boko Haram as the
state government is set to re-open public secondary
schools next week after two years of closure.
The state’s commissioner for education, Inuwa Kubo,
told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Maiduguri that
the schools will resume for academic activities after the
Internally Displayed Persons (IDPs) occupying the
schools had been relocated.
Borno state governor, Kashim Shettima is making
efforts to ensure that Borno gets back to what it was
before
According to the commissioner, repairs had been
carried out on all the structures in the schools to
provide a conducive atmosphere for teaching and
learning.

The Lagos state government may be planning to get public office holders to be involved in the renovation of public schools in the state under the ‘Adopt-a-school project,’ to ensure a conducive environment for students. This was revealed by the chairman of the state House of Assembly committee on education, Hon Olanrewaju Ogunyemi, on Monday, September, 19, 2016. Ogunyemi with one of the educationists in the state during the visit According to him, this was a way to assist the government to develop the education sector in the state. While on an inspection tour of some schools in the state as they resumed for a new session, Ogunyemi emphasised that the government of Akinwunmi Ambode was trying its best to develop the sector, but that it has limited resources. The committee visited the Agidingbi Junior and Senior Grammar School, the Ojodu Junior and Senior High School as well as Ojodu Junior and Senior Grammar School. Ogunyemi said: “Our committee is contemplating asking those of us in government to adopt a school each under ‘Adopt-a-school’ project, where each member of the state House of Assembly and other public office holders could adopt a school and say: ‘what can I do for the school as a member of cabinet of the state’.

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