KWSG Directs Private Secondary Schools to Submit Registers

Date: 2017-10-05

KWARA Government has directed private secondary schools across the 16 local government areas of the state to submit registers of their students.

The directive is in a statement by Alhaji Musa Yeketi, the Commissioner for Education and Human Capital Development.

The commissioner stated that all registers of Senior Students (SS) from one to three must be submitted to the ministry.

Yeketi, who added that defaulting schools would be sanctioned, said “all private schools must submit the register before Oct. 6, at state’s Quality Assurance Bureau of Ministry of Education and Human Capital Development.”

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the state government has recently ordered the closure of illegal private schools in the state.

 

Cloud Tag: What's trending

Click on a word/phrase to read more about it.

Abdulmumini AbdulRazaq     Omupo     AIT Ilorin     Saliu Ajia     Sarakite     Muhammad Yahya     Umar Sanda Yusuf     Kulende     Saadu Yusuf     Tafida     Tunde Saad     Savannah Centre For Diplomacy, Democracy And Development     Solomon Edoja     Hassanat Bello     SWAN     Yusuf Abubakar     Funmilayo Oniwa     Code Of Conduct     Deji Ajani     Abdulkadir Remi Hawawu     Okeose Christian Cementary     Rice Farmers Association Of Nigeria     Oke-Kura     Mahmud Babatunde Baker     Ridhwanullah Al-Ilory     Kwara Restoration Project     Edret Sabi Abel     Igosun     Muslim Media Watch Group Of Nigeria     Awoye     Peculiar Allowance     Tanke Road     Kassim Babamale     Saka Saadu     Muftau Akanbi Oke     Ishaq Abdulkarim     Abiodun Jacob Ajiboye     Grillo     Omoniyi Ayinla     Abubakar Baba Sulaiman     Abdulfatah Ahmed     Jimoh Bashir     Femi Ogunsola     Saduki Lafiagi     Shuaib Olarongbe     Senate Presidency     Tope Daramola     Maimunat Oniyangi     Mohammed Ibrahim     Wahab Isa     Ohoro Of Shao     Third Estate     Shero     Elese Of Igbaja     Facemasks     Age AbdulKareem     Local Government Pension Board     Jelili Yusuf     Centre For Digital Economy     Gurei     United Nigeria Congress Party     Garuba Alikinla Shittu     Temi Kolawole     Offorjama     Muhammad Mustapha Suleiman     Saba Jibril     Kabir Shagaya     Micheal Imoudu     CUTI     Bilikisu Oniyangi     Aisha Ahman Pategi     Toyin Falola     Valsolar Consultoria     Damilola Yusuf     Muhammadu Buhari     Shola Odetundun     Bolakale Kawu    

Cloud Tag: What's trending

Click on a word/phrase to read more about it.

Pategi     KW-GIS     ER-KANG Mining     David Adesina     Erubu Oba Zubair     Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa     Maryam A. Garuba     Press Release     Fatai Adeniyi Garba     Aliyu Olatunji Ajanaku     Irepodun     Abubakar B.M     T And K FOODS     Maigidasanma     Kayode Zubair     Gbugbu     Ajibike Katibi     Orire     Abdulsalam A. Yusuf     Aremu Odolaye     Aasiyat Bello Oyedepo     Kwha.gov.ng     Saadu Alanamu     Aminu Ado Bayero     Adanla-Irese     Dan-Kazeem     Umar Bayo Abdulwahab     Oyawoye     Amuda Musbau     Gamji Members Association     Mogaji Aare     Salihu Jibril Garbi     Centre For Community Empowerment And Poverty Eradication     Agboola Babatunde     Sanusi Abubakar     V.O. Abioye     Public Holiday     Kaosarah Adeyi     Kabir Shagaya     SGBN     Congress For National Consensus     Ita-Nmo Market     Gbenga Awoyale     2023 Elections     Umar Danladi Shero     Igbomina     Federal Allocation     Adedayo Yusuf Abdulkareem     Isiaka AbdulRazaq     NaAllah     Bayer Nigeria Limited     Principal Private Secretary     Salaudeen Oyewale     Musibau Akanji     Halidu Danbaba     Sobi     Kwara State Television (KWTV)     Isiaka Danmeromu     Joshua Adeyemi Adimula     Siraj Oyewale     Ibrahim Abdullahi     Bayo Onimago     Folashade Omoniyi     Aisha Abodunrin Ibrahim     Ahmed Bayero     Olaiya Victor Mobolaji     Malete     Saliu Ajibola Ajia     Baba Issa Awoye     Mohammed Alabi Lawal     Imodoye Writer’s Enclave     John Olobayo     Asiwaju Bola Tinubu     Abdulrasheed Na\'Allah     Tafida     Oloruntoyosi Thomas     Revenue Court