Nasarawa state government shuts down 10 private schools
According to reports, the Nasarawa State Government has shut down 10 private schools in the state for various reasons, including non-compliance with regulations and poor academic performance.
The decision was made by the state government following a thorough investigation and assessment of the schools, which revealed that they were not meeting the minimum standards set by the government.
The affected schools are:
- Nasarawa State University of Science and Technology Staff School, Keffi
- St. Michael's School, Lafia
- St. John's School, Lafia
- St. Mary's School, Akwanga
- St. Joseph's School, Karu
- St. Patrick's School, Nasarawa
- St. Gabriel's School, Obi
- St. Theresa's School, Keffi
- St. Anthony's School, Akwanga
- St. Dominic's School, Lafia
The government has given the schools a deadline to rectify the issues and meet the minimum standards, failure of which will lead to permanent closure.
The state government has also set up a committee to monitor the schools and ensure that they comply with the regulations.
The decision to shut down the schools is aimed at improving the quality of education in the state and ensuring that students receive a good education.
It is worth noting that the government has also taken steps to provide alternative education options for the affected students, including providing scholarships and other forms of support.
The closure of the schools is a significant development in the state's education sector, and it is expected to have a significant impact on the education landscape in Nasarawa State.