By Prince Abubakar Ilemona Ibrahim
The Education Secretary of Gwagwalada Local Education Authority (LEA), Dr. Mamman Musa, has reiterated his commitment to the sustained growth and transformation of basic education in the area.
Speaking in an interview with WesternLifeNewsNG, Dr. Musa highlighted the Authority’s renewed focus on reviving cultural education and promoting nomadic learning as a vital complement to Western education. He noted that the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) remains supportive of initiatives aimed at strengthening the LEA system across the territory.
Dr. Musa, who commended the Chairman of the FCT chapter of the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) for his dedication to improving the welfare and capacity of teachers, disclosed that teachers in the FCT are now benefiting from the new minimum wage and other incentives introduced by the government.
Widely known by his nickname, “Sparrow,” Dr. Musa, a native of the Parbeyi community in the FCT, is celebrated for his humility, integrity, and commitment to educational development.
