KATSINA DEFENDS RELEASE OF 70 BANDITS. (PHOTOS).

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 Katsina defends release of 70 bandits The Katsina State Government has justified its plan to facilitate the release of 70 persons facing trial for alleged involvement in banditry, describing it as part of efforts towards consolidating peace deals with armed groups operating across the state. The state’s Commissioner for Internal Security and Home Affairs, Nasir Muazu, said the decision was aimed at sustaining peace accords reached between affected communities and “repentant bandits.” The commissioner explained this in an interview with DCL Hausa on Saturday amid public outrage over a leaked government letter seeking judicial intervention to secure the release of the suspects currently undergoing prosecution. He said the peace agreements had resulted in the release of about 1,000 abducted persons across several communities. According to the commissioner, at least 15 local government areas were involved in the peace arrangement, which, he said, had led to the release of about 1,000 ...
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LASG URGES STUDENTS, TEACHERS TO ENSURE EXCELLENT PERFORMANCE IN Y2024.(PHOTOS).#PRESS RELEASE

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LASG URGES STUDENTS, TEACHERS TO ENSURE EXCELLENT PERFORMANCE IN Y2024


… Says New Teachers Will be Recruited to Improve Learning

Lagos State Government has urged teachers, non-teaching staff, students and pupils in the State to make the year 2024 count for excellent performance in their various teaching and learning deliveries as schools resume for the second term of the year 2023/2024 session.

The Commissioner for Basic and Secondary Education, Mr. Jamiu Alli-Balogun gave the advice when he visited some schools in Lagos on Monday to monitor students and pupils' resumption for the second term.

In what seems like a New Year message to education stakeholders in primary and secondary schools across the State, he articulated the wish of the Government to ensure that the limited resources of the State are deployed to ensure the safety of students, pupils and school personnel in the new year.

Alli-Balogun also restated the resolve of Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s administration to upscale school feeding programmes in public schools to boost pupils' welfare, improve attendance and reduce the menace of out-of-school children in Lagos State. He revealed plans to recruit new teachers across various subjects and classes which is expected to further improve the capacity of students to learn more under qualified teachers.

“Many of our students, pupils and teachers made us proud in 2023 individually or as representatives of various schools, this naturally encourages the State Government to do more. The present administration is also pleased with the level of support for interventions, collaboration, and initiatives in the education sector. Therefore, it's expected that all stakeholders will aim higher for better performance in the second term of the 2023/24 school session’’, he noted.

During the visit, the Commissioner also admonished students to stay off drugs, shun cultism, and avoid gang wars and examination malpractices, saying "The energy for such vices can be diverted to various co-curricular activities in schools and sometimes supported by various non-governmental organisations".

He assured education stakeholders that the State Government will continue to motivate school personnel with improved welfare, prompt payment of staff salaries and top-notch capacity development.

Alli-Balogun stated that the quest to improve the employability of youths in Lagos State will also be boosted in Y2024 with more intervention in the area of vocational and skills acquisitions in the State. He emphasised the need for parents and guardians to pay tax as at when due for the benefit of society, adding that, consequently, LASRRA registration and Tax Certificate shall be the condition for the registration of both BECE and WAEC SSCE in the State.

Alli-Balogun assured all stakeholders that together, they will create hope for future leaders by pioneering transformative solutions to Education Governance in Lagos State.

Some of the schools visited by the Commissioner and his team within Dairy Farm School Complex, Agege, are District Junior College, Sango Junior Secondary School (an Inclusive school) and Sango Senior Secondary School among others.

The team later moved to Idimu to inspect the resumption of students at Local Government Primary School, Community Nursery and Primary School, Olorunfunmi Junior and Senior Grammar School and Idimu Junior High School.
 More photos below. 


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