Executive Governor of Kwara State, Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq, has given the approval for ₦20 billion to be allocated in the supplementary budget for the remodelling of school infrastructure in the North Central State.
Dr. Lawal Olohungbebe, Commissioner for Education and Human Capital Development, said, the process to remodel school across the State has commenced already, adding, the designs are being created and work will start as soon as the supplementary budget is approved.
According to a Statement by the Kwara State Government signed by Peter Amogbonjaye, Press Secretary, Ministry of Education and Human Capital Development, on Monday 4 August, 2025: “Kwara State Governor @RealAARahman has directed that N20bn be allocated in the supplementary budget for further revamp of school infrastructure across the state.
“Doubling down on its own record, the new investment will strengthen the massive infrastructural upgrade in public schools, which the administration has embarked upon since 2020 after retooling Kwara’s relationship with the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC).
“”His Excellency has instructed that we dedicate another N20bn to school infrastructural upgrades. The process has started already.
“The designs are being made, and we will get down to this as soon as the supplementary budget is approved,” Commissioner for Education and Human Capital Development Dr. Lawal Olohungbebe said in a statement.
“”This is not a standalone effort.
“It is only another major intervention of the administration to scale up what we have been doing. Between 2019 and now, the administration has worked on more than 1,254 classrooms — apart from several other special interventions.”
“He said the administration is proud to have implemented SUBEB-UBEC school intervention projects from 2014 and now — a feat that he said is unique to the Abdulrazaq administration.
“Olohungbebe said the new intervention, which will also include laboratory and sanitation facilities, targets schools in different parts of the state, complementing the ongoing interventions at SUBEB.
“”Despite our huge interventions, we acknowledge that there are still gaps, and that is exactly why His Excellency is approving another special intervention to further close the gaps in school infrastructure,” he added.”
