A police inspector serving in the Federal Capital Territory, Musa Bala Yerima, has transferred his seven children from the area to Taraba State to enjoy the
According to Yerima, all the seven children have already been enrolled in deferent public schools in Jalingo and have commenced classes.Yerima who spoke to our correspondent at Government Day Secondary School, Kona where he enrolled two children said the free education policy had brought relief to the poor in the state.
“I have registered the other five children at Mayo Dasa Primary School here in Jalingo, the state capital. “The free education policy will help me give the children basic education they need, it is not easy for me with the 13 children, now that seven are in school, am relieved,” he said.
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