Anambra Education Ministry Welcomes Forest Security Service Support for Remote Schools

Anambra State Commissioner for Education, Ekene Ogugua, has welcomed a proposed partnership with the Nigeria Forest Security Service to improve security in schools, especially those in remote and vulnerable communities. During a meeting with the service’s state command and representatives of the School-Based Management Committee, the commissioner said protecting pupils, teachers and school facilities is vital to uninterrupted learning. He said the state is open to working with security agencies, communities and other stakeholders to address threats around schools and provide safer learning environments.

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