By Felix Khanoba
A civil society group, Bauchi Good Governance Monitoring Group (GGMG), has expressed delight over the various interventions made by the First Lady of Bauchi State, Aisha Bala Mohammed, in improving education in the region.
The group in a statement signed by its chairman, Sani Lawal Ningi, on Sunday, applauded the recent renovation of the Special Education Centre in Yelwa by the First Lady.
“Education is widely regarded as the cornerstone of societal development, and the significance of its improvement cannot be overstated. The Bauchi Good Governance Monitoring Group recognizes that Hajiya Aisha Bala Mohammed has been at the forefront of driving progress in education in Bauchi State.
“The GGMG conveys its appreciation for First Lady Aisha Bala Mohammed’s various interventions, with special recognition given to her recent act of renovating the Special Education Centre in Yelwa.
“Hajiya Aisha’s commitment to education in Bauchi State is evident through her numerous initiatives. The renovation of the Special Education Centre in Yelwa is just one example of her dedication to improving educational facilities. This act not only demonstrates her concern for the welfare of students with special needs but also showcases her understanding of the importance of inclusive education,” GGMG said in the statement.
The group further reflected on Hajiya Aisha’s consistent efforts in education development in Bauchi State, noting that her advocacy for increased access to quality education for all children, regardless of their socio-economic background.
“Through her initiatives, she has provided scholarships to deserving students, ensuring that financial constraints do not hinder their educational pursuits. This approach not only promotes equal opportunities but also encourages academic excellence among the youth.
“In addition to her focus on infrastructure and scholarships, Hajiya Aisha has also prioritized teacher training and capacity building. Recognizing that teachers play a pivotal role in shaping the future of the nation, she has organized workshops and seminars to enhance their skills and knowledge. By investing in the professional development of educators, she is indirectly investing in the quality of education provided to students in Bauchi State,” the Group said.
The Group acknowledged the far-reaching impact of Hajiya Aisha’s interventions in education by renovating the Special Education Centre in Yelwa, saying the move had created an enabling environment for students with special needs to thrive.
“This act of inclusivity not only fosters a sense of belonging but also empowers these students to reach their full potential. Moreover, her scholarships have opened doors for underprivileged students, enabling them to pursue higher education and break the cycle of poverty.
“Hajiya Aisha’s commitment to improving education in Bauchi State is commendable. Her various interventions, including the renovation of the Special Education Centre in Yelwa, scholarships for deserving students, and teacher training programs, have had a significant impact on the education sector,” the group stated.
The Bauchi Good Governance Monitoring Group concluded by emphasizing the importance of supporting and replicating such commendable efforts to ensure the holistic development of education in Bauchi State and beyond.
The group also called for continued collaboration and dedication of all stakeholders to foster a brighter future for the students of Bauchi State.
The AUTHORITY reports that the Bauchi Good Governance Monitoring Group is an independent organization dedicated to promoting good governance, accountability, and transparency in Bauchi State, Nigeria.
The GGMG closely monitors government actions, policies, and initiatives, providing constructive feedback and recommendations for continuous improvement.
