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Moreso said UNICEF had created a solid foundation in the area of girl child education, leading to increased school enrollment and continuity in the state.
She called on all stockholders in the state to put their best to ensure the sustainability of the programme, as it had a lot of advantages in promoting education among the teeming youths.
The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Education, Alhaji Lawali Mainasara, said that the state government was doing its best in education development and the ministry had already planned to include girl child education in the state’s educational Master plan to enable the sustenance of the programme.
By Ibrahim G. Ahmad
Gusau – The United Nations International Children Emergency Fund (UNICEF) has officially handed over the programme of funding and management of Girl Child Education to the Zamfara government with effect from July 1, 2021
Ms Miriam Moreso, UNICEF Chief Education Manager, Sokoto Office, handed over on Friday, at a meeting to mark the end of UNICEF’s girl child education activities, which would henceforth be the responsibility of the state government.
Moreso said UNICEF had created a solid foundation in the area of girl child education, leading to increased school enrollment and continuity in the state.
She called on all stockholders in the state to put their best to ensure the sustainability of the programme, as it had a lot of advantages in promoting education among the teeming youths.
The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Education, Alhaji Lawali Mainasara, said that the state government was doing its best in education development and the ministry had already planned to include girl child education in the state’s educational Master plan to enable the sustenance of the programme.
said that Gov. Bello Matawalle had already declared a state of emergency on education which would benefit from this policy, as the administration had recorded some successes, including taking the fourth position in the last common entrance examinations.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that other stockholders in attendance included: Traditional leaders, Schools-based Management Committees, Local Government Education Officers and State legislators. (NAN)
