Engr. Sagir I. Koki, the member representing Kano Municipal Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, has commissioned the renovation of Laure Ibrahim Government Upper and Lower Basic School in Sabuwar Koki, Kano State.
Beyond the renovation, Engr. Koki demonstrated his dedication to students by donating school uniforms and educational materials to 602 pupils. He also extended his support to higher education, providing laptops to students at Nafisatu College of Nursing Sciences and Adamu Adamu Federal Medical Centre, Azare.
“Education is the foundation of a prosperous society,” Engr. Koki stated during the commissioning ceremony. “Our children deserve to learn in a conducive environment. This renovation and donation of materials are part of my promise to support education in Kano Municipal.”
He further emphasized his commitment by promising to donate laptops to one school in each ward within the Kano Municipal Local Government Federal Constituency.
In a further show of support for community safety, Engr. Koki also donated police uniform kits to 16 newly recruited police officers from the local government area.
The renovation project encompassed improvements to classrooms and an upgrade of the school’s infrastructure, all aimed at enhancing the learning experience for students.
Dr Yusuf Kofarmata Commissioner, Ministry of Science, Technology & Innovations, lauded Engr. Koki’s efforts, describing the initiative as “a step in the right direction.” He called on other leaders and stakeholders to follow suit, emphasizing the importance of such impactful projects.
“This gesture will not only motivate our children but also ease the financial burden on many parents who struggle to provide uniforms and school supplies,” Kofar Mata commented.
He stressed the significance of community-driven development, adding, “With these improvements, students can now learn in a better environment, and the provision of uniforms will boost their morale. Investing in education is investing in the future of our state.”
Kofar Mata further urged well-meaning individuals to support the education sector. “If we all contribute in our own way,” he concluded, “we can collectively transform the quality of education for our children and empower the next generation.”