Governor Ahmadu Fintiri of Adamawa State has reaffirmed his commitment to providing free, quality education, urging parents and guardians to enroll their children in public schools.
During the inauguration of a scholarship scheme for 40 students admitted into federal government colleges and an empowerment project for 360 elderly, youths, and women sponsored by Song local government area, Fintiri emphasized the importance of education.
The state government has made significant strides in improving public schools, including equipment, classroom construction, laboratories, books, free transportation, and feeding programs to facilitate teaching and learning.
Fintiri’s administration aims to ensure no child in Adamawa State is deprived of education at any level.
The Deputy Governor, representing Fintiri at the ceremony, stressed that children, especially girls, should complete their education before getting married.
She noted that acquiring Western education is crucial for aspiring to elective positions and that the state’s progress in educating its citizens is evident in the appointment of female leaders, including the Deputy Governor and vice chairmen across 21 local government areas.
Idris Yahaya, chairman of the council, encouraged parents to register their children in nearby public schools and monitor their academic and moral development.
Yahaya pledged to continue supporting education through expanded initiatives.
Beneficiaries, including students Mudaksir Ibrahim and Shuaibu Yahaya Gudu, expressed gratitude to the government for its support.
Ardo Sani Mohammadu, Fulani leader of Dauchi village, appreciated the government for establishing a modern school for their children.
