Dogara made the call while commissioning blocks of Class Rooms, named after him in Duka Wuya Special Primary school, Gwale Local Government Area, Kano State.
“I want to thank you for embarking on this project which has to do with the education of our young ones. If we must make progress, we will have to deal with the problem of illiteracy.
“Of recent that has been the debate in Nigeria, we all know where we are as a people in terms of education and we pray that we will be able to catch up with the rest of the country in terms of the delivery of quality education to our citizens, but this is the starting point”, the Speaker stated.
According to him, “as it is said; a child that is not trained cannot be traced, once you fail to train your child, he cannot be traced”.
“So if our younger generation is to be traced in the future, we would have to educate them. I want to thank you for focusing on education, that is one of the cheapest things that we will do in order to bring success to our region”.
“And in terms of managing our resources; people will do well if they are educated farmers. That’s one of the areas that we have to go through in this region, so we want to thank you for bringing us here and this is the kind of project that we would love to be identified with in this Eighth Assembly in the House of Representatives.
“So if you have more programmes, more projects to do on education, healthcare or agriculture; anytime, any day invite us, we will come here and celebrate it with you”.
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