Al-Makura Hands Over Structures For The Establishment of Command Science School In Nasarawa To Army Chief

Rabiu Omaku

The Chief of Army Staff, Lt. General Yusuf Burutai has charge the students of Command Science Secondary Schools Lafia to be great inventors and scientists, the Army Chief gave the charge during the official commissioning of Command Science Secondary School, Lafia, and the first of its kind in the country.

Burutai described the commissioning of the school as a milestones journey towards enhancing military and civilian relationship, as he ascribed education as a powerful weapon world over.

“Is the first of it kind been the only command science secondary school in the country, the Chief of Army Staff applauded the state governor, Umaru Tanko Al-Makura for the epoch making event through the donation of the school structures to military command.

The military also eulogized the state governor, Umaru Tanko Al-Makura for providing teachers to the new school, adding that the school commences it program with a total number of 150 students.

“We are starting with 150 students, and out of the 150 students, 130 are indigents of the state while 20 are non-indigenes, he added.

Lt.General Burutai commended President Muhammad Buhari his timely support to army in the ongoing war on insurgent’s in the North-East, saying the support of the current administration has help in the restructuring of Nigeria Army.

The state governor, Umaru Tanko Al-Makura has assured the army while handing over Certificate Of Occupancy to the army said the state government has invested heavily in the expansion, rehabilitation and construction of new structures.

“We also introduce all an inclusive educational curiculum as well create a conducive atmosphere for learning.

Governor Al-Makura in a move to end the plight of people in rice mills, Shinge axis has promised to flag-off the construction of Shinge-Command Science Secondary School-Emir palace road.

“The road project linking Shinge-Command School, Rice mills-Emir Palace will be flag-off in the next twenty one days”.