By Abubakar Yunusa
A current affairs analyst, Victor Kwara Nicholas, has written to Governor Uba Sani of Kaduna State, urging him to rescue primary and secondary schools in Kagu from total collapse.
Victor commends the governor on his victory in the last elections and his commitment to good governance, stating that Primary and Secondary schools in Kahugu were abandoned in the past and are now facing total collapse.
In an open letter titled “Re: An Open Letter on the State of Primary and Secondary Schools in Kaguu (Kahugu) Nation, Lere Local Government Area,” Victor highlights the governor’s humane and workaholic approach to leadership, emphasizing the need to address the challenges facing the educational system.
Victor draws attention to the governor’s prompt intervention in the collapsed Tsoriyang bridge and the provision of new vehicles for security agents, indicating his commitment to the well-being of the people.
Elanza News reports that Victor references Ambrogio Lorenzetti’s painting, “The Allegory of Good and Bad Government,” to underscore the importance of good leadership qualities.
Victor then delves into the background of the Kahugu nation and its historical significance, outlining the concerns regarding the state of primary and secondary schools in the area, particularly GSS Kahugu.
Elanza News reports that the school, established in 1985, has not undergone any renovations since then.
According to Victor, the number of teachers employed by the government is extremely low, and replacements are not made when teachers are transferred.
Victor appeals to Governor Uba Sani to intervene and address these issues, emphasizing the importance of education for the future generations.
He assures the governor that his prompt action will be greatly appreciated and expresses his prayers for the success of his administration.
