The Katsina State Government has directed the immediate shutdown of all government-operated schools across the state, citing escalating security risks and a commitment to safeguard the lives of students and educational staff.
In response to growing security challenges, the Katsina State Government has taken the precautionary step to close all public schools across the state forthwith. This decision aims to protect students and school personnel while the authorities continue to assess and monitor the overall security situation.
The government announced that the closure is temporary and imperative to ensure safety amid prevailing threats in various local government areas. The state education ministry, along with security agencies, is closely working to restore normalcy and guarantee a secure learning environment before schools can reopen.
Officials emphasize that student welfare remains a top priority, and the move reflects a proactive approach to prevent any potential harm. The government has also urged parents and guardians to cooperate and stay vigilant, while promising to communicate updates regularly until the situation stabilizes.
This closure aligns with ongoing efforts to tackle security challenges that have affected communities within Katsina, reinforcing the state’s commitment to education without compromising safety.
