Nasir El-Rufai Nasir El-Rufai, the Governor of Kaduna, has actually said he pulled his boy out of a public school due to kidnapping hazards.

This is as he stated his decision to enrol his kid in a public school to verify his self-confidence in the Kaduna State education system.

El-Rufai said this on Thursday throughout the weekly ministerial briefing arranged by the Presidential Communications Team at the State House, Abuja.

He exposed that his federal government had actually worked with more people than it had sacked in the last 5 years, including that 7,700 certified secondary school teachers have actually been hired and would be deployed as soon as he was done purging secondary schools of underqualified instructors.

“We fired 22,000 teachers and employed 25,000. We have tested them just recently, a few of them have actually fallen back and failed. We are going to fire them and work with more people. We are determined to enhance teacher quality because the teacher is education, it’s not the class.

“We all believed the criminals were going to main schools. Now we have to get rid of some instructors in secondary schools. We have actually worked with about 7,700 secondary school teachers. They are just waiting for us to reduce these ones out. And we have actually taken a decision as public officers to enrol our children in public schools.

“I took my child to public school because we want to reveal that our company believe in the quality of public education which we all got which I needed to pull my son out due to the fact that some people wanted to mount an unique operation to kidnap him. I don’t think they will be successful, however it will put other kids at danger.

“So I pulled him out. He’s getting home-schooling up until the situation enhances,” the previous FCT Minister explained.

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