The Kano State Accountability Forum on Education (K-SAFE), led by Co-Chair Dr. Auwalu Halilu, has reaffirmed its dedication to supporting the Kano State Ministry of Education in implementing initiatives to improve the state’s educational system.
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During a recent quarterly review of the forum’s work plan, Dr. Halilu emphasized K-SAFE’s commitment to collaborating with the Ministry of Education to drive positive change in the state’s educational sector.
Malam Abdurrahaman Abdu, representing Partnership for Learning for All in Nigeria, stressed the importance of achieving the objectives set forth in the workshop.

He urged participants to work diligently towards improving the educational system, particularly at a time when the Kano State government is focused on enhancing education.
With the support of K-SAFE and its partners, positive changes are anticipated in Kano State’s educational sector, benefiting both students and teachers alike.
The forum’s efforts aim to ensure accountability, transparency, and effective implementation of educational initiatives, ultimately leading to improved learning outcomes and a brighter future for Kano State’s students.

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