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Kwara Governor Appoints Arabic Education Board Members

  • Kwara state governor, AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq has appointed an arabic education board
  • The board is to be chaired by Professor Moshood Mahmoud

Ekohotblog reports that Kwara State Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq has appointed a seven-person Board of Arabic Education, comprising top Muslim scholars, academics and community leaders versed in the subject matter.

Kwara state governor, Mallam AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq

The Arabic board is to be chaired by the state’s renowned Professor Mashood Mahmud of Kwara State University.

Professor Mahmud holds a doctoral degree in Arabic Education, and is a respected voice in the Islamic community.

Other members of the statutory board are: Dr Ahmad Abubakar Agbaje who represents the Proprietors of Arabic Schools in the state; Hajia Arabiat Hussein; Abdullahi Muhammad Namallam who represents the Nigerian Union of Teachers (NUT); Hajia Hafsat Titi Oloriegbe-Alao; Mumini Adebimpe SAN who represents the Ministry of Justice; and Abbas Nurein Sunkanmi (Secretary).

The appointment of the board comes barely two weeks after the government committee on the Ganmo Arabic school’s corporal punishment submitted its report calling for immediate constitution of the Arabic board to attend to all issues concerning Arabic education in the state.

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