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Emotions ran high yesterday as Governor of Kaduna State, Uba Sani, visited the LEA Primary and Junior Secondary School in Kuriga, where he was received by cheering students, teachers, and appreciative members of the community.
The governor had a warm and robust engagement with the students, who were abducted but later regained their freedom.
He inquired about their experiences since their return and their progress in school.
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The students’ responses were positive and inspiring, with many expressing gratitude for their freedom and the support they have received.
The Governor assured the students of his administration’s total commitment to their safety and security, saying, “We will do everything possible to ensure that you learn in a safe and secure environment.”
The governor also inspected the remodelling work carried out at the school, which has been fully equipped with modern facilities.
He expressed satisfaction with the quality of work done, saying it was executed to specification and of high quality.
The visit was seen as a morale booster for the students, who have put the bitter experience of their abduction behind them and are now focusing on their studies
