The
Borno Government on Thursday directed operators of private schools to
re-open for the new session in compliance with the Federal Government
directive for schools to resume on September 22.
Alhaji
Mohammed Kauji, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Education, gave the
directive at a meeting he held with directors of the ministry in
Maiduguri.
Kauji,
however, said that public schools would remain closed pending when
alternative accommodation would be provided for the Internally Displaced
Persons (IDPs) taking refuge in school buildings in Maiduguri.
“The IDPs have occupied most school buildings in the state capital; this is due mainly to insecurity facing us.
“Plans are underway to get places to relocate them so that schools can re-open for classes,” he said.
The News
Agency of Nigeria reports that public schools in the state were closed
on March 16, following insurgent attack on the Federal Government
College, Buni Yadi, Yobe.
Private schools were, however, not affected by the closure.
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