Kaduna govt approves free primary, secondary education
The Kaduna State government has approved free education for primary and secondary school students in the state.
The government said that students irrespective of gender and economic status are not expected to pay any form of fees in Kaduna schools. The statement read: “Sequel to the pronouncement made by the governor of Kaduna state on different occasions on this government resolve to ensure 100% access to Basic and Post Basic quality education by all pupils and students of school age in the states irrespective of gender, physical, social or economic status. The government introduced numerous strategies to ensure this is achieved.
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