The Borno Government on Wednesday said that it would re-open public secondary schools in the state on November 16.
Mallam Inuwa Kubo, the state Commissioner for Education, disclosed
this at a meeting with Principals of secondary schools in Maiduguri.
Kubo, however, said that only schools located in secured areas with adequate security would be re-opened.
He lamented that Boko Haram insurgency had seriously affected the
education sector in the state and commiserated with principals and
teachers who lost their relatives and staff to the insurgency.
He urged them to see the lost as a gallant fight in the quest to save
the education system from collapse, assuring that the state government
would provide qualitative education in spite of the lingering security
challenges.
Kubo said that day students would be served with breakfast and launch
in schools as part of government effort to encourage parents to enroll
their children in schools.
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