Kuwait Fund Commends Kaduna State's Education Reforms for Out-of-School Children
The Kuwait Fund has lauded the Kaduna State government for its reforms targeting out-of-school children. Governor Uba Sani met with the Kuwait Fund's Director-General, Dr. Wale Al Bahar, to discuss deepening cooperation.
The partnership aims to reduce the number of out-of-school children through the RoOSC program, focusing on community engagement and expanding educational infrastructure. Kaduna has made significant progress, identifying and enrolling over 13,000 learners, training teachers, and constructing and rehabilitating schools.
The state's commitment to inclusive development, particularly in education, is highlighted as a model for sustainable progress.
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