On October 6, 2026, the Governor of Maradi region, Police Controller General Issoufou Mamane, presided over the provisional handover ceremony of nine classrooms built by Maradi City Hall at ADS 7 School. The project aims to improve learning conditions in the region. The classrooms are part of a larger initiative to enhance educational infrastructure in Maradi. This development is a significant boost to the region's education sector. The ceremony marked a major milestone in the city's efforts to upgrade its educational facilities.
The nine classrooms are distributed across three schools in Maradi: ADS 7 School, Zarya 13 School, and Franco-Arab Beldi 2 Soura School. The total cost of the project is 101,131,623 FCFA. This investment demonstrates Maradi City Hall's commitment to education. The city's efforts are aligned with the state's goals to improve learning conditions. The project is expected to benefit students and teachers in the region.
Governor Issoufou Mamane commended Maradi City Hall for its efforts in constructing and equipping the classrooms. He emphasized that this initiative complements the state's efforts to improve learning conditions. The Governor called on the beneficiaries to use the infrastructure wisely and ensure its sustainability. He also highlighted the importance of maintaining the facilities to benefit future generations.
Maradi City Hall's Administrator, Lieutenant Colonel Moussa Abdoulaye Garba, stated that education is a top priority for the city. The city aims to support the state in constructing and equipping schools, particularly with classrooms and desks. He urged teachers and school administrators to maintain the facilities and use them effectively. The city's investment in education is expected to have a lasting impact on the region.
Harouna Amadou, Maradi's Regional Director of National Education, praised Maradi City Hall for constructing and equipping the classrooms using its own funds. He noted that the initiative addresses the significant need for school infrastructure in the region. Amadou thanked the city on behalf of the regional education community and pledged to ensure the proper use and maintenance of the facilities.
The Regional Director of Education also called on teachers to be more assiduous, punctual, and determined to provide quality education to children. The new classrooms are expected to improve learning outcomes in the region. The handover ceremony marked a significant milestone in Maradi's efforts to upgrade its educational infrastructure. The city's investment in education is a positive development for the region.
The project demonstrates Maradi City Hall's commitment to improving education in the region. The city's efforts are expected to have a lasting impact on the region's education sector. The new classrooms will provide students with better learning facilities. The project is a significant boost to the region's education sector.
Key points
- Maradi City Hall invested over 101 million FCFA in constructing nine classrooms for three schools in the region.
- The project aims to improve learning conditions and address the significant need for school infrastructure in Maradi.
- The city's investment in education is expected to have a lasting impact on the region's education sector.
