A brighter future is on the horizon for thousands of pupils across Nasarawa State, as plans are underway to upgrade 490 public schools.
The State Commissioner for Education, Dr. John D.W. Mamman, revealed this during an Agile meeting with technical service providers, stressing that the initiative is designed to transform classrooms into more conducive spaces for learning.
According to him, the intervention will not only improve facilities but also restore hope for children in rural and urban communities who deserve equal access to quality education.
He assured that the state government remains committed to making education a solid foundation for development, adding that “every child in Nasarawa deserves a school environment that inspires learning and success.”
