Zaria Set to Welcome Seven Federal Institutions in 2025 Budget

Dr. Abbas Tajudeen, Speaker of the House of Representatives, announced seven new federal institutions coming to Zaria in 2025. This initiative aims to bolster Zaria’s reputation as a higher education hub. The Speaker also highlighted scholarship funding for indigent students and called for prayers for President Tinubu’s administration. Local leaders expressed their support for the Speaker’s efforts and inclusive leadership style.

Dr. Abbas Tajudeen, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, announced that Zaria Federal Constituency will welcome seven additional federal institutions as part of the 2025 budget. This declaration was made during a Ramadan Iftar in Zaria, emphasizing the initiative’s purpose to establish Zaria as a center for higher education.

The institutions slated for development include the Federal College of Agriculture, the Federal Veterinary and Animal Husbandry Institute, a Federal Technical College, and a Centre for Management Development. Additionally, a Technology Incubation Centre, a School for the Disabled (encompassing both primary and secondary education), as well as four new federal secondary schools will also be established.

Tajudeen assured the constituents of forthcoming development projects aimed directly at benefiting the people in the 2025 fiscal year. He stated that, following the recent signing of the budget into law, funds for scholarships benefiting 2,500 indigent students will soon be disbursed. Moreover, an additional 4,000 students are set to be included in the scholarship scheme.

The Speaker expressed his gratitude for the continued support from his constituents, attributing it to his success within the National Assembly. He also called for prayers for President Bola Tinubu, asserting that such prayers are essential for addressing challenges like inflation and enhancing GDP growth. Furthermore, he noted a significant reduction in insecurity under the current administration’s comprehensive approach.

Alhaji Garba-Datti Babawo, the National Vice Chairman (North-West) of the All Progressives Congress, praised Tajudeen for promoting inclusivity among legislators across different party affiliations and regions. He encouraged the Speaker to persist in his commendable leadership, which fosters peace and collaboration in the House of Representatives. The News Agency of Nigeria reported that a diverse group of political leaders and community stakeholders in Zaria unanimously voiced their confidence in the Speaker.

The announcement of seven new federal institutions in Zaria reflects a strategic initiative to enhance higher education status in the region. The Speaker’s commitment to scholarship funding and community development demonstrates a focused approach to improving educational opportunities. Furthermore, the support from local leaders suggests a collaborative environment conducive to progress and stability in governance.

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