Kwara Commissioner for Education and Human Capital Development, Alhaji
Musa Yeketi, said on Thursday in Ilorin that the government has shut 88
illegal schools in two months.

Delivering his address at the 2016 Day of the National Association of
Proprietors of Private School, Yeketi threatened to shut more such
schools in pursuit of standard education in the state.
He acknowledged the impact of private schools in complementing the state
government’s efforts, and appealed to owners of the illegal schools to
regularise their operations.
He asked those with sub-standard facilities to upgrade or risk sanction.
Meanwhile, NAPPS National President, Dr Sally Adukwu-Bolujoko, who was
represented by the association’s Financial Secretary, Temitope Ajibola,
asked government to eradicate multiple taxations on private schools.
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