christejames:
That could be an Islammiyya School...


I served in Gombe and Akko is where the capital is, the state has one of the best public school facilities in the country mostly in the capital and their pupils are surprisingly learned (majorly women). Mind you, I served with a public agency that afforded the opportunity of traversing the capital nay the state in general.

Could remember when my CDS visited a public school then, mahn, come and listen to intelligent questions being asked by this students mostly the girls with good English.

In terms of religion, the state is shared just like Nigeria 50-50. During my time there their deputy governor was a Christian.

Gbedulord:
Hi nairalanders I know we are celebrating Independence day I saw this post on Tunde ednut IG page I decided to post it here I'm in a big pain look at the situation of the pupils passing through in Marewo Primary School in Akko Local Government Area in Gombe State while their politicians in that same state are flying there children abroad to give them better education while the others are suffering here in this 21st century look at a school we use to complain about racial discrimination look at what we are doing to ourselves .




https://www.instagram.com/p/CUaBS75L8JF/

Thinktwicemybro:

Aboki trying to change the narrative. That picture above is the reality of gombe.

Charmingrascal:
They don't value education, terrorism is more accepted to them.

Reason why their Governors don't invest in scholastic education.

Ceenachi:
God must destroy Nigeria. Amen

Smartini:
I find nothing wrong with this school. Must a school be made of blocks and aluminium roofing before it can be called a school?

The school, although with thatched roof and mud wall, looks in solid condition. Moreover, for its location, if that's what fits its environment, I support it. There are schools made with blocks and zinc in remote local governments that cannot be maintained sef.

Forget the fact that it's made of mud and thatched roof. It's beautiful, simplistic, and most importantly, a ground for sharing knowledge.

OB7Foreva:
Their teachers only specialize in teaching them stealing, killing n destruction.

Truthissupreme:
Ibnkahli Abi what is your useless name

Come and see sophisticated northern architecture

christejames:
That could be an Islammiyya School...


I served in Gombe and Akko is where the capital is, the state has one of the best public school facilities in the country mostly in the capital and their pupils are surprisingly learned (majorly women). Mind you, I served with a public agency that afforded the opportunity of traversing the capital nay the state in general.

Could remember when my CDS visited a public school then, mahn, come and listen to intelligent questions being asked by this students mostly the girls with good English.

In terms of religion, the state is shared just like Nigeria 50-50. During my time there their deputy governor was a Christian.

Gbedulord:
Hi nairalanders I know we are celebrating Independence day I saw this post on Tunde ednut IG page I decided to post it here I'm in a big pain look at the situation of the pupils passing through in Marewo Primary School in Akko Local Government Area in Gombe State while their politicians in that same state are flying there children abroad to give them better education while the others are suffering here in this 21st century look at a school we use to complain about racial discrimination look at what we are doing to ourselves .



https://www.instagram.com/p/CUaBS75L8JF/

Smartini:
I find nothing wrong with this school. Must a school be made of blocks and aluminium roofing before it can be called a school?

The school, although with thatched roof and mud wall, looks in solid condition. Moreover, for its location, if that's what fits its environment, I support it. There are schools made with blocks and zinc in remote local governments that cannot be maintained sef.

Forget the fact that it's made of mud and thatched roof. It's beautiful, simplistic, and most importantly, a ground for sharing knowledge.

Crazychris:
Their leaders keep milking their future.

Las Las all these Almajiris go get sense

Gbedulord:
Hi nairalanders I know we are celebrating Independence day I saw this post on Tunde ednut IG page I decided to post it here I'm in a big pain look at the situation of the pupils passing through in Marewo Primary School in Akko Local Government Area in Gombe State while their politicians in that same state are flying there children abroad to give them better education while the others are suffering here in this 21st century look at a school we use to complain about racial discrimination look at what we are doing to ourselves .



https://www.instagram.com/p/CUaBS75L8JF/

christejames:
That could be an Islammiyya School...


I served in Gombe and Akko is where the capital is, the state has one of the best public school facilities in the country mostly in the capital and their pupils are surprisingly learned (majorly women). Mind you, I served with a public agency that afforded the opportunity of traversing the capital nay the state in general.

Could remember when my CDS visited a public school then, mahn, come and listen to intelligent questions being asked by this students mostly the girls with good English.

In terms of religion, the state is shared just like Nigeria 50-50. During my time there their deputy governor was a Christian.

thebosstrevor1:


How about this primary school in your area

Crowwejihadist:
Our nothern brothers take education serious more than any other tribe in Nigeria

Cousin9999:
Is the existence of these places news? How?

It's no secret the government is full of puppets and criminals. That's why it's like that.

That said, everywhere in the world has lowlifes that rob children of a decent education. Maybe we need more women in government.