Borno govt to pay parents for enrolling their children in school

This was made known by the Borno state Commissioner for Education, Mr Inuwa Kubo on Thursday, November 15, 2018.





The Borno state government has concluded plans to pay guardians who select their kids in school.

As indicated by the legislature, the point is to restore training in the state

Vanguard reports this was made known by the Borno state Commissioner for Education, Mr Inuwa Kubo on Thursday, November 15, 2018.

He said "Any parent, particularly those in remote parts of the state, who readily select their kids in school, would be paid a specific measure of cash as a motivating force.

"Likewise, guardians that enlisted a young lady kid in school will get higher installment than the individuals who enlist young men.

"The state government has assumed full liability for the training of the vagrants.

"On the off chance that we neglect to mind and teach them, they will positively turn into the feared Frankenstein beast that will rise tomorrow to expend all of us – it could even be more regrettable than Boko Haram."

The magistrate likewise clarified that Boko Haram devastated a few schools in the state, including that it set the state back in the zone of instruction.

Kubo likewise uncovered that the state government has left on the recreation of schools in safe areas and also uber schools to provide food for vagrants.

Borno state has encountered a few assaults by the feared dread gathering, Boko Haram since its beginning.