Education
BREAKING: Niger Govt Shuts All Public Secondary Schools Over Insecurity
The Niger State governor, Abubakar Sani-Bello on Thursday ordered all government owned secondary schools in the state to be shut for two weeks.
OASIS MAGAZINE gathered that the closure is to find a lasting solution to incessant kidnapping and abduction of students in public schools.
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The decision was reached after an interface meeting between the Niger government and officials from various security agencies in the state.
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