By Ahmed Rufa’i, Dutse
The Jigawa State Government has unveiled plans to establish a state-of-the-art Teachers’ Resource Center at the College of Education, Gumel, aimed at addressing the persistent issue of unqualified teachers in the state.
This development was revealed by the Technical Adviser to the Governor on Basic Education, Dr. Hauwa Mustapha, during an inspection visit to the proposed site.
Dr. Mustapha noted that the center will serve as a hub for professional development, offering intensive training for aspiring and practicing teachers to elevate teaching standards across the state.
She stated, “I am here to assess the site and the progress of work for the immediate takeoff of the center. The instructional materials and books, sourced from the United States, have already been delivered.”
Dr. Mustapha highlighted that the initiative is a critical component of Governor Umar Namadi’s broader agenda to revamp the education sector in Jigawa State. She urged residents to lend their support to ensure the program’s success.
The Provost of the college, Dr. Nura Muhammad Ringim, hailed the project as a transformative step toward enhancing teaching capacity and professionalism. Similarly, the Registrar, Malam Bala Isyaku, expressed gratitude to Dr. Mustapha for her dedication to raising educational standards, describing the initiative as timely and impactful.
With this bold step, Jigawa State is poised to strengthen its education system by equipping teachers with the necessary skills and resources to deliver quality education, fostering a brighter future for students.
