By Jemilu Hassan
Kindly share this news
In a move aimed at alleviating the financial burden on parents and guardians, Niger State Governor Mohammed Bago has abolished the payment of Parents Teachers Association (PTA) fees for students attending public primary and secondary schools across the state.
This development is expected to bring relief to many families who have been struggling to pay the mandatory PTA fees. The abolition of PTA fees is a significant step towards making education more accessible and affordable for all.
Governor Bago’s administration has been focused on improving the education sector in Niger State. The government has been working to provide quality education, improve infrastructure, and increase access to education for all citizens.
The abolition of PTA fees is part of the government’s efforts to reduce the financial burden on parents and guardians. This move is expected to encourage more parents to send their children to school, thereby increasing enrollment rates and improving education outcomes.
By reducing the financial burden on parents and guardians, the government hopes to improve education outcomes and increase enrollment rates. Governor Bago’s decision to abolish PTA fees is a welcome development that is expected to have a positive impact on the education sector in Niger State.
Kindly share this news!!!