OPEN LETTER TO HON KABIRU HASHIMU DANSADAU

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By Suleman Umar Ma'aji Dansadau.



Dear Hon. Member Representing good people of Maru south constituency with due !respect, honor and regards I crave the indulgence of your Position to pardon me for resorting to an open letter to draw your attention to this matter. Sir, you will also recall that I remain neutral in political activities.

I write to remind you about Dansadau girls focal school, An education is one of the most important things a Child can have. Our Girls child's in Dansadau are not being given the education they need and deserve due to LACK OF PERMANENT ACADEMIC ENVIRONMENT, years ago Focal school share class rooms with DanDaura Primary school after 2-3 years move to GSSS Dansadau where they spent 2years and they are now at Abdulra'uf Model primary. The current education system of Girls Child's in Dansadau has caused our hometown to fall behind and has allowed other neighboring towns to pass Dansadau in the education ranks.

The school that has been located at the Unguwar Lalle area, in Dansadau and the condition of the school’s building is getting worse and worse with each passing day.There are almost eight hundred students (More/less) currently enrolled in that Focal school. The roof of the classrooms makes a creaking sound when someone is walking on the above floor. The window has been long destroyed.

I hope you will come for the inspection of our school and will forward our request to the proper channel.


CC:

Senator Hassan Nasiha.
Member House of representatives Shehu Regan.
Hon. Kabiru Hashimu.
Commissioner Education.
Hon. Chairman Maru LGA.


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