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Osun state government shuts 600 illegal schools

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The Osun government  has shut more than 600 nursery and primary schools operating without minimum standard requirements in the state,a decision said to be part of the state government’s effort to sanitise the sector.

Penpushing reports that. Commissioner for Education, Folorunsho Bamisayemi, made this known at  an inter-ministerial press conference organised by the Ministry of Information and Civic Orientation.

“We have declared a war on mushroom schools,” he said. “We have zero tolerance for quacks in the system and schools that do not meet the required standard. We know the danger of mushroom schools, because once the education foundation of a child is destroyed, it becomes difficult to build a solid structure on it”,he said

Penpushing further reports that, Bamisayemi  disclosed  that it was now compulsory for anyone that wanted to establish a school to have a Teacher’s Registration Council of Nigeria(TRCN) Certificate, among other requirements.

The Commissioner for Regional Integration and Special Duties,Olalekan Badmus in his own remarks  said  the government was feeding more than 30,000 vulnerable persons on a monthly basis under its food support scheme, and  spending more than N100 million on the food support scheme every month.

“The vulnerable in the society are also a major concern for the governor, and that was how the issue of Osun Food Support Scheme came to be, with 30,000 people benefitting from the scheme monthly.

“We have successfully implemented the scheme over three months, and we have done rice component and semovita. We are also looking at the possibility of having a ‘combo’ package that will break the monotony of one food component.

“We have ensured the credibility of the scheme through reliance on the World Bank verified social register to identify the vulnerable. We have also ensured feedback mechanism to monitor the effectiveness of this scheme’,Badmus added

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