By Editor The Director-General of the Kaduna State Rural Access Roads Agency (KADRARA), Engr. Zubairu Abubakar, has distributed 2,100 books to more than 700 pupils in Government Primary Schools across Unguwan Fatika Ward, Kaduna State.
The initiative was carried out under the Uba Sani Dual 4 Movement, led by Abubakar, as part of efforts to provide pupils with essential learning materials and support basic education in the community.
The distribution ceremony was attended by education officials, headteachers, teachers and other stakeholders from the ward. The Educational Secretary also joined Abubakar to officially launch the exercise.
Speaking at the event, the Educational Secretary commended Abubakar for his contribution to the development of education and other community-focused initiatives in the ward.
Abubakar, while addressing the pupils and teachers, urged them to remain focused, dedicated and committed to doing what is right, stressing the importance of discipline and hard work in achieving academic and personal success.
He also announced plans to renovate some damaged sections of the schools.
The KADRARA boss directed workers to commence the repair works immediately, assuring the schools of continued support toward creating a more conducive learning environment for pupils and teachers.
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