Kwara State Orders School Closure and Seeks Military Base Amid Security Threats
The Kwara State government has directed the closure of schools in four local government areas due to escalating security threats, particularly in the southern region. Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq announced plans to establish a military base in response to rising attacks by armed groups.
The Nigeria Union of Teachers confirmed the closure directive, emphasizing the need for enhanced security presence. Recent deadly attacks, including the killing of three people and abduction of 30 others, have prompted urgent measures to stabilize the situation.
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