By Umar Saleh, Bauchi
Deaf students representing Bauchi State have made an impressive mark at the recently concluded National Deaf Secondary School Championships in Nasarawa State, earning a well-deserved third-place overall. The students, from the Special Education Center Yelwa, showcased exceptional talent and resilience throughout the competition.
Commending their success, the Honorable Commissioner for Education, Dr. Lawal Mohammed Rimin Zayam, described the achievement as a powerful testament to the Governor’s commitment to inclusive education. “This accomplishment underscores the truth that there is ability in every disability—a belief championed by His Excellency, Governor Bala Mohammed,” he stated.
This feat is the first of its kind for Bauchi State at the national level, making it a milestone in the state’s pursuit of educational inclusivity. Dr. Rimin Zayam praised the students’ efforts and assured them of continued support.
In recognition of its inclusive education efforts, the Bauchi State Ministry of Education was awarded a Certificate of Honor. Furthermore, Hajia Asabe Mohammed Yahaya received a Merit Award for Excellence, celebrating her dedication to empowering students with special needs.
The awards and achievements collectively reinforce Bauchi State’s resolve to elevate and support every learner, regardless of ability.
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