Adeta B LGEA Primary School in Adeta is set to join the ranks of well-structured educational facilities in Kwara State, as Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq-led administration has begun a comprehensive reconstruction of the school.

Many classrooms at Adeta B LGEA Primary School have fallen into disrepair, failing to provide a conducive learning environment for students.

To address this issue, the state government has demolished severely affected classrooms and started the construction of new buildings, along with extensive upgrade of other classrooms.

Under the leadership of Governor Abdulrazaq, the Kwara State government is prioritizing education, with huge investments never experienced in the history of the State.

In the past five years, Governor Abdulrazaq’s administration has constructed and renovated hundreds of schools with dilapidated structures and also recruited more than 5,000 qualified teachers—a feat observers say is unprecedented.

The KwaraLearn initiative which equips teachers with tablets containing standardized curricula, along with other educational programs, has not only enhanced the state’s educational system but has also led to Kwara students representing the country in international competitions.