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NGO Reveals School Without Furniture, Calls for Urgent Renovation
The Yakubu Bauchi College of Islamic Studies in Bauchi State have been reported to have no furniture or functional restroom for its over 1500 students.
The Yakubu Bauchi College of Islamic Studies in Bauchi State have been reported to have no furniture or functional restroom for its over 1500 students.
This was revealed by a non-governmental organisations, TrackaNG on Tuesday through its social media handle.
The NGO which tracks capital projects in communities shared the deteriorated condition of the school facilities while calling on the Bauchi State Government led by Governor Bala Mohammed to renovate the school located in the Toro Local Government Area of the State.
TrackaNG said, “All the classrooms structures have been damaged except one. In 2021, the school received N20m from the government for innovation and they only renovated one block of two classrooms without providing furniture.
“The school has over 1500 students and there are no available furniture or teaching materials. There is also no functional toilet in the facility. #bauchigov, kindly renovate and equip Yakubu Bauchi College of Islamic Studies.”

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