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Alli Promises Free Primary and Junior Secondary Education, School Board Restoration in Oyo

Senator Sharafadeen Alli pledges free education from primary to junior secondary school in Oyo State

Alli Promises Free Primary and Junior Secondary Education, School Board Restoration in Oyo
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In Brief

  • •Senator Sharafadeen Alli pledges free education from primary to junior secondary school in Oyo State
  • •He will restore school governing boards and reduce class sizes to 30 pupils
  • •Alli plans to establish ICT centres across all 33 local government areas and provide incentives for rural teachers
  • •He vows to revitalize the Agribusiness Development Agency, introduce mechanised farming and improve farm roads

Why It Matters

The pledge addresses long‑standing challenges in Oyo’s education system, where non‑functional school governing councils and large class sizes have hindered learning outcomes. By making primary and junior secondary education free and improving infrastructure, the proposal could increase enrolment, reduce dropout rates, and support teacher retention, especially in rural areas. The focus on agribusiness and ICT also signals a broader strategy to boost local economic development and digital inclusion.

Key Details

Education Level
Primary to Junior Secondary
Class Size Target
30 pupils
ICT Centres
33 LGAs
Agribusiness Agency Revitalization
Yes
Free Education Scope
Primary to Junior Secondary

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