In a significant stride towards enhancing educational infrastructure in Kogi West, Distinguished Senator Sunday Karimi has successfully facilitated the foundation laying ceremony for the remodeling of Government Secondary School Koto Karfi. This pivotal project, initiated by the National Senior Secondary Education Commission, is valued at over 1.2 billion naira.
The groundbreaking ceremony, was done by the Executive Secretary of National Senior Secondary Education Commission (NSSEC) Dr. Iyela Ajayi,
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The Executive secretary also disclosed that the National Senior Secondary Education Commission, on Wednesday, revealed that a total of 50 selected senior secondary schools will undergo infrastructural upgrade nationwide as part of its mandates as an intervention agency.
The ceremony marks a new chapter for the school, underscores Senator Karimi’s unwavering commitment to improving educational facilities and ensuring that students in the region have access to a conducive learning environment. The remodeling project is expected to not only upgrade the physical infrastructure of the school but also enhance the overall educational experience for students and staff alike.
Reacting to this development, Senator Karimi expressed his gratitude to the National Senior Secondary Education Commission for their support and collaboration in bringing this project to fruition. He reaffirmed his dedication to championing initiatives that prioritize education and the well-being of the youth in Kogi West.
This landmark project is set to create a lasting impact on the community, providing a modern and efficient educational environment that will benefit generations to come. Senator Karimi remains committed to advocating for further investments in education and infrastructure, ensuring that the future of Kogi West is bright and promising.
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Iyela noted that a NEEDS assessment had been conducted across the various selected schools, following the rehabilitation mandate given by President Bola Tinubu.
Iyela noted that the upgrade of the 50 schools in the first phase will cost N47.5bn.
