Kano State Government Allocates N700 Million for School Renovation

The Kano State Government has undertaken a massive renovation project to revamp dilapidated schools in the state. As part of this effort, the state government has allocated a total of N700 million for the renovation of two government technical colleges, with a specific allocation of over N400 million for Government Technical College Dambatta and over N300 million for Government Technical College Ungoggo. According to Commissioner of Education Dr. Ali Haruna Makoda, the state governor Alhaji Abba Kabir Yusuf is committed to improving the education sector by renovating dilapidated schools.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Kano State Government has allocated N700 million for the renovation of Government Technical College Dambatta and Government Technical College Ungoggo.
  • The state government has allocated over N400 million for the renovation of Government Technical College Dambatta and over N300 million for Government Technical College Ungoggo.
  • The renovation project includes the renovation of 17 dormitories with a central mosque at Government Technical College Ungoggo.
  • The first phase renovation of Government Technical College Ungoggo has been completed, and the entire project has reached 100% completion at Government Technical College Dambatta.
  • Commissioner of Education Dr. Ali Haruna Makoda has expressed satisfaction with the quality of work done and appreciated the contractor's dedication to completing the projects on time.
  • The state governor Alhaji Abba Kabir Yusuf has committed to improving the education sector by renovating dilapidated schools and providing a conducive learning environment for children in the state.

Statistics:

  • N700 million allocated for the renovation of Government Technical College Dambatta and Government Technical College Ungoggo.
  • Over N400 million allocated for the renovation of Government Technical College Dambatta.
  • Over N300 million allocated for the renovation of Government Technical College Ungoggo.

Sources:

  • A statement signed by Alhaji Balarabe Abdullahi Kiru.
  • A copy of the statement made available to press in Kano.