The governor of Maradi region, Contrôleur Général de Police Mamane Issoufou, has inspected and received over 360 tons of school supplies for the 2026-2027 academic year. The supplies, which include notebooks, books, geometric materials, pens, and pencils, were handed over at the Regional Directorate of National Education, Literacy, and Language Promotion. This event was attended by all regional education officials. The supplies are expected to support students and teachers in the region.
According to the governor, the 360 tons of supplies received represent 85% of the region's expressed needs. When combined with the 95 tons of reserve from last year, the region has sufficient stock to cater to its educational needs. The governor expressed gratitude to the President of the Republic, General Abdourahamane Tiani, and the Prime Minister, Ali Mahaman Lamine Zeine, for their efforts in providing quality education. He emphasized the importance of utilizing these supplies effectively.
The governor stressed that it is crucial to ensure these supplies reach the intended beneficiaries. He plans to engage with prefects and delegated administrators to guarantee the proper distribution of the materials. The governor also wished the entire school community a successful academic year with excellent results. His visit also included inspecting the Regional Directorate of Vocational and Technical Training, where a significant amount of equipment was received for the upcoming academic year.
During his visit to the Regional Directorate of Vocational and Technical Training, the governor found the stores filled with materials provided by the state. He acknowledged the state's continuous support for students and learners since 2023. The governor stated that the region is there to appreciate the state's efforts in supporting the school community. He emphasized that no child has been left behind.
The governor also discussed the provision of raw materials, which will be provided to enable learners to receive comprehensive training. He drew the attention of the directorate's officials to the proper use of these supplies and assured them that the region will ensure that students in vocational and technical institutions benefit from these materials.
The reception of these school supplies is part of the state's efforts to improve education in Niger. The governor's visit demonstrates the government's commitment to providing quality education and supporting students and teachers. The region's efforts to distribute these supplies effectively will be crucial in achieving this goal.
The 2026-2027 academic year is expected to be successful, with the region well-equipped to support its students and teachers. The governor's inspection and reception of the school supplies mark a significant milestone in the region's preparations for the new academic year. The region's reserve of 95 tons will also help address any future needs.
Key points
- Maradi region receives 360 tons of school supplies, representing 85% of its expressed needs, for the 2026-2027 academic year.
