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Zulum Hands Over Remodelled FCE Gwoza To Federal Ministry Of Education

Francis Okoye by Francis Okoye
1 year ago
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Borno State Governor Babagana Umara Zulum has handed over the remodelled Federal College of Education site in Gwoza local government area to the Federal Ministry of Education.

The institution, formerly Teachers College Gwoza, was owned by the Borno State government before being remodelled and handed over on Wednesday in a brief ceremony at the council chamber of Government House, Maiduguri.

The college comprises over 100 upgraded classrooms, modern laboratories, improved administrative facilities and staff quarters for principal officers, among other infrastructures.

Zulum had earlier approved N200 million naira as a take-off package in addition to upgrading and handing over a permanent site for the college.

The governor reiterated his commitment to the smooth start of the newly established college: “I will not relent in my effort to support the smooth start of the Federal College of Education, Gwoza. We will do what is needed and ensure all the support is provided to the best of our ability.”

Governor Zulum also commended the federal government for citing the college in Borno as an opportunity for citizens of the state to acquire the needed teaching and learning skills, noting that Borno was the only state without a federal college of education.

Zulum charged the management of the college to produce graduates who could add value to society. He said, “What matters is not the number of students we graduate but the quality of the output. There is apathy toward the National Certificate of Education (NCE). Let‘s make sure that we get this one right.”

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The governor stated, “Let‘s see how our children can study NCE in English, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, TVET courses, and all those subjects that can create wealth and accelerate our development. I will not be happy if you immediately establish a Kanuri or Hausa course. We can learn all these in our homes and on the street.”

Earlier in his address, the permanent secretary of the Federal Ministry of Education, Dr Nasir Sani Gwarzo, commended the governor of Borno State, Professor Babagana Umara Zulum, for donating a completely remodelled edifice as the permanent site of the Federal College of Education, Gwoza.

 

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Francis Okoye

Francis Okoye

Francis Okoye is a Senior Correspondent with Leadership Newspaper, covering Borno State, with over a decade of experience reporting on counter-insurgency, conflict, climate change, and humanitarian affairs. He is a public commentator and counter-insurgency analyst, recognised for in-depth features and accurate, authoritative reporting on his beat.

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