In a decisive move to clamp down on unregistered schools and enhance education standards, the Kogi State Ministry of Education has sealed several schools in Lokoja, the state capital, for operating illegally.‎‎According to the ministry, the action was taken in line with Section 20 of the Kogi State Education Law, 2020, which prohibits the operation of schools without proper approval and authorization from the state government.‎‎Leading a team on a routine inspection of schools in Lokoja on Thursday, the Director of Basic and Secondary Education, Mr. Matthew Salami, emphasized that any school operating in the state without the required approval from the Ministry of Education would...

‎The Kogi State Executive Council presided over by  Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo has approved a series of far-reaching decisions aimed at improving infrastructure, enhancing public safety, and ensuring access to essential social services across the state. ‎Speaking to Journalists after the expanded Council Meeting, the Commissioner for Information and Communications, Kingsley Fanwo said the directives mandate all Commissioners to provide three functional boreholes each within their respective local government areas. ‎He noted that the initiative is designed to improve access to clean and safe drinking water, particularly in rural communities where potable water supply remains a challenge. ‎He noted that the Governor emphasized that the borehole project underscores his...

In a decisive move to clamp down on unregistered schools and enhance education standards, the Kogi State Ministry of Education has sealed several schools...

‎The Kogi State Executive Council presided over by  Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo has approved a series of far-reaching decisions aimed at improving infrastructure, enhancing...