Kaduna State Government Lunches Free Education As He Added Jail Term

Governor El-Rufai, the executive Governor of Kaduna State has asked all parents to send their wards to school. The Governor made this clear during the documentary lunch by the wife,Hahida.

The documentary which is work tagged at the way at which parents can inculcate in the lives of their children that act of going to school.

The Governor in a strong terms said "parents who could not sent their children to school will serve jail term"

The parents are becoming more uncomfortable with the Governor's speech because the Governor has been seen to be so controversial in his his governance style.

The wife of the Governor laments the number of girls child that are not giving the opportunity to go to school in the state. She pleaded with the parents to help their children to go to school because education is the key to good life, says the Governor's wife.

The Governor of Kaduna State has finished arrangement to roll free education in the state. He made this know to the people during the "MALALA" documentation organized by the wife, Haida El-Rufai. The governor said that the state government is doing this so that all parents in the state could send their children to school. He stated it clear, according to Punch news, that any parents that does not comply with the government programme should leave the state or gets ready to go to jail for not sending his/her child to school.

The governor further said"You can leave Kaduna "If You will not send your children to school next month.No more street begging again, any parent who refuses to send his /her children to school will be prosecuted and jail", he said.

“You can leave Kaduna state if you don’t want to send your child to school next month. No street begging again. All our children must go to school. Any parent who refuses to send his or her child to school will be prosecuted and sent to prison,” he said.
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