Jigawa approves gender education policy to boost girls’ school enrolment
By Muhammad Inuwa, Dutse The Jigawa State Executive Council has approved ₦1.48 billion for constituency projects across the state’s 30 constituencies and endorsed a new policy to promote gender equality and inclusive education. The Commissioner for Information, Youth, Sports and Culture, Alhaji Sagir Musa, disclosed this while briefing journalists after the State Executive Council meeting
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