The Governor of Zamfara State, Dauda Lawal, has declared education as the most crucial foundation for the progress of Zamfara State.

The Governor of Zamfara State, Dauda Lawal, has declared education as the most crucial foundation for the progress of Zamfara State.On this Wednesday, students from Leadsprings International Schools honored Governor Lawal at the government house in Gusau.According to a statement released in Gusau today by the Governor's spokesperson, Sulaiman Bala Idris, it was revealed that these children also presented seven significant requests to the Governor, which they hope to achieve in the future.Sulaiman Bala Idris stated that these aspirations for Zamfara's future include the state capital, Gusau; the health sector; Zamfara's aviation industry; technology; agriculture; and the economic sector, including industries and companies.In his speech to the children, Governor Dauda reaffirmed his commitment to reforming education in the state.The Governor stated, "Education is the number one priority of our government, followed by security. However, our education sector has not been performing well in the past. Zamfara has always been at the bottom in terms of education, which is why I declared a state of emergency in the education sector."The measures include hiring qualified teachers, providing buildings and sufficient materials, and introducing modern teaching methods."Our government will not tire of restructuring the education sector so that it meets the needs of our people.The Governor also expressed his pleasure with the quality of education these children demonstrated they had received at their school. He thanked the management of Leadsprings International School for this honor."I am pleased with the level of your education as demonstrated, indicating that students of Leadsprings International School are ready to compete globally."I appreciate this honor. Our government will support you in every way possible. I call on other private schools to emulate your good work.In his remarks, the owner of Leadsprings International School, Danjuma Sule, stated that his school is ready to align with the Zamfara state government's educational policies."We commend your government for its dedication to providing a quality educational environment throughout the state. We are also thankful for your commitment to advancing women's education in the state. Currently, Leadsprings International Schools has 386 female students in various classes, and we are committed to showing them pathways to be beneficial for Zamfara's progress.SULAIMAN BALA IDRIS Spokesperson for the Governor of Zamfara March 20, 2024State.On