The Katsina State Government has announced plans to renovate the Government School for the Deaf in Malumfashi, signaling a renewed commitment to inclusive education and support for students with special needs.
This was revealed during an inspection visit by the Commissioner for Basic and Secondary Education, Hajiya Zainab Musa Musawa. The visit, held on April 10, 2025, was followed by an official statement from Bashir Ya’u, Media Assistant to the Commissioner.
Speaking during the tour, Hajiya Musawa highlighted the government’s intention to upgrade key facilities in the school. She said the initiative would improve living conditions for students, enhance the learning atmosphere, and empower teachers with the skills required to cater effectively to students with hearing impairments.
The Commissioner also emphasized the importance of ensuring that both academic and extracurricular needs of the students are met, including spiritual support and physical development.
The school’s principal, Abubakar Mua’azu Jobe, expressed deep appreciation for the visit, commending the Commissioner for her swift action and continued drive toward strengthening the state’s education sector.
During the engagement, Hajiya Musawa interacted with the students, listened to their concerns, and assured them of the government’s commitment to addressing their needs. She was accompanied by the Director of Works and the Director of Quality Assurance.
The planned renovation is in line with the Katsina State Government’s broader goal of enhancing access to quality education for all, particularly children living with disabilities.
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