April 13, 2026: Kogi to Commission Two Ultra-Modern Schools in Major Education Drive

Kogi State is poised to record a significant milestone in its education sector on Monday, April 13, 2026, as it commissions two ultra-modern science secondary schools in a single day, marking a bold step toward strengthening academic infrastructure and excellence.

In a statement announcing the development, the state government disclosed that the Honourable Minister of Education, , will lead the commissioning of the Ultra-Modern GYB Model Science Secondary School in Nagazi at 10:00 a.m.

Later in the day, Governor will inaugurate a similar facility at Oke-Ibukun by 2:00 p.m., completing what officials describe as a landmark day for education in the state.

The dual commissioning underscores the administration’s sustained investment in modern learning facilities aimed at equipping students with the tools required to thrive in a competitive and technology-driven world.

According to the Commissioner for Education, Hon. Wemi Jones, the projects reflect the government’s broader vision of repositioning the education sector through quality infrastructure and improved learning environments.

He noted that the initiative is designed not only to enhance access to education but also to inspire academic excellence and nurture future leaders.

Residents, stakeholders, and members of the public have been invited to witness the commissioning ceremonies, which are expected to draw dignitaries from across the education and political landscape.

The event is widely seen as a defining moment in Kogi State’s ongoing efforts to transform its education system and align it with global standards.