Kano State Gov. Rabiu Kwankwaso yesterday revealed that he will keep on investing in education in his state because he believes in his states potential.
He believes the development of the sector is paramount to the state and would keep on striving to achieve greater success in his tenure.
Kwankwaso revealed this when members of the National Executive Council members of African Democratic Congres, a party, paid him a courtesy call at the Government House in Kano.
He said:"My administration will continue to give priority attention to the education sector because it is the only way to secure the future of children and that of the country,.
He revealed that his administration had created 24 institutes and sponsored more than 2,000 students local and in foreign lands.
National Executive Council members of African Democratic Congres Chairman Chief Ralph Nwonye commended Kwankwaso for his service in this front and for making the state better and thanked the governor for his warm reception.
He believes the development of the sector is paramount to the state and would keep on striving to achieve greater success in his tenure.
Kwankwaso revealed this when members of the National Executive Council members of African Democratic Congres, a party, paid him a courtesy call at the Government House in Kano.
He said:"My administration will continue to give priority attention to the education sector because it is the only way to secure the future of children and that of the country,.
He revealed that his administration had created 24 institutes and sponsored more than 2,000 students local and in foreign lands.
National Executive Council members of African Democratic Congres Chairman Chief Ralph Nwonye commended Kwankwaso for his service in this front and for making the state better and thanked the governor for his warm reception.
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