Get Guardian on GoogleGovernor Abba Kabir Yusuf has approved the sum of N200 million as a vehicle loan for teachers in primary and secondary schools across the state as part of measures to motivate the teaching workforce in the state.
The loan scheme is designed to assist teachers to own their means of mobility and ease transportation challenges while contributing to overall productivity and commitment to duty.
Yusuf made the disclosure on Monday during the flag-off ceremony for the distribution of instructional materials to public schools, as part of his administration’s comprehensive education reform.
“We recognize the critical role teachers play in shaping the future of our children. This loan initiative is part of our broader strategy to support their welfare and uplift the teaching profession in Kano State,” the governor said.
“The loan will be disbursed under transparent and flexible terms, targeting teachers who have demonstrated dedication and service in their respective schools.”
Besides the teachers’ vehicle loan intervention, the governor disclosed several education-focused initiatives introduced by the present administration to impact quality teaching and learning systems in Kano.
A distribution of N2.8 billion worth of instructional materials, recruitment of 4,000 BESDA staff, deployment of 17,600 school security guards, and solarization of 200 schools with digital learning tools were disclosed by the governor.
Governor Yusuf reaffirmed his commitment to improving both the infrastructure and human capital components of education, describing teachers as the foundation of lasting development.
