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Governor Dikko Umaru Radda receives a report on regulating and standardising Tsangaya schools, August 2026

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Achievements
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Back to school for Almajiri children, and literacy for 14,000 learners

With UNICEF, out-of-school children returned to class while adult and Qur'anic school learners gained literacy and skills.

1,393

Children back in school

8,442

Integrated Qur'anic school learners

3,487

Literacy learners

2,065

Women trained in vocations

Back-to-School campaigns with UNICEF reintegrated 1,393 Almajiri and vulnerable children, and advocacy reached 6,120 children in 180 communities. A Girls Skills Acquisition Centre was established in Katsina, and 2,000 young people were trained in practical life skills.

The Agency for Mass Education trained 3,487 basic and post-literacy learners, 447 continuing education students and 8,442 learners in Integrated Qur'anic Schools, and trained and certified 2,065 women in vocational skills.

Sources

Figures are as reported in these sources. Most are the state government's own statements.

  1. 1Three Years in Office: Special Anniversary Magazine, Issue 1 (February 2026)Office of the SSA to the Governor on Media & Strategy
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