CSO Slams Kebbi Govt Over Neglect of Jega Primary School Infrastructure
A civil society organization (CSO) has criticized the Kebbi State Government for neglecting Kulu Koji Primary School in Jega. MonITNG faulted the government for the deplorable condition of the school, citing crumbling walls and roofs.
The CSO highlighted that the school has not been renovated since 2014, despite UBEC's previous involvement. The failure to address the school's state under both the former and current administrations has raised concerns about the lack of accountability in public infrastructure maintenance in Kebbi State, particularly affecting the quality of education for children in the community.
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