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Buni Aims For Collaboration With Three UK Universities
Yobe State Governor, Mai Mala Buni of has travelled to the United Kingdom to seek areas of collaboration with the sole aim of improving education in the state.
Following his visit to UK, Buni will be having important discussions with three renowned universities, including University of Sussex, University of York and Crick Institute.
According to his media aide, Mamman Mohammed, indicated that the visit is expected to attract educational support to institutions in the state.
Governor Buni, according to the statement, would also take advantage of the visit to explore other areas of support for the ongoing reforms in education through the emergency declared in the sector.
The statement further added that “There is no doubt that the visit to these institutions would facilitate the state government’s drive to improve education in Yobe State,”.
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