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Achievements
EducationProjectCompleted

Science equipment for 36 secondary schools and 8 technical schools rebuilt

Secondary and technical schools were rehabilitated, furnished and equipped for science teaching.

36

Schools given science equipment

2,335

Three-seater student desks

8

Technical and science schools rebuilt

Secondary schools in Funtua, Jikamshi, Ingawa, Zango and Kabomo were rehabilitated. Science equipment went to 36 schools, solar lighting was installed, and 2,335 three-seater student desks were supplied. Outstanding liabilities owed by several schools were settled.

Under the State Science and Technical Education Board, feeding of boarding students continued, eight technical and science schools were reconstructed or rehabilitated, and the Animal Husbandry Department of the Technical College, Ingawa, was upgraded.

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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