By Correspondent in Maiduguri.
Borno State government says it will setup a committee to investigate the remote cause of fire incident that raised some parts of Goni Kachallari Government Day Technical college.
This is contained in a release by Borno APC New Media in Maiduguri,a copy of which was made available to The Reporters on Tuesday.
Consequently, the Commissioner for Education is directed to submit requirements for immediate rehabilitation of the burnt down structures in the college.
Governor Babagana Umara Zulum announced this shortly after returning from Dikwa and Mafa on a working visit.
Goni Kachallari Government Day Technical College is one of the mega schools recently commissioned by President Muhammadu Buhari in Maiduguri, 6th months ago, located on Custom Muna Express way.
On his visit to Dikwa and Mafa Local Government Arras, Governor Zulum said his visit was to assess conduct of the ongoing training and verification. for primary school tteacher.
He promised that that the state government would not retrench any teacher but would ascertain those qualified and train those not qualified to teach or transfer them to administration departments for them to continue earning their salaries.
Our Correspondent reports that the Governor was in Dikwa to inspect the ongoing renovation works at military facility recently burnt down to give the military a place of abode while carrying out their operations and to discuss with the military on how to put modalities to reopen Dikwa Ngala road saying the process is on top gear and soon be reopen.
In Dikwa, the Governor paid a homage to the Shehu of Dikwa at his palace and told the traditional ruler that he had released adequate fund for the electrification of the town and assured him of his administration’s zeal to provide basic needs of the people.
While responding the Shehu of Dikwa, Alhaji. Ibrahim Ibn Umar El-kenemi, appreciated the governor for supporting his domain, all the time and prayed for the overall success of his administration.
On his visit to Mafa, the governor said it was to inspect the pilot project on modern irrigation, aimed at producing crops and grasses for both human and animal consumption that would be extended to many communities across the state.
“The cultivation of grasses will give room for establishments of cattle range that enable cattle rearing in acceptable modern ways,” he said.
