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Masari Inspects Ongoing Projects on Education and Health in Malumfashi



The Katsina State Governor, Rt. Aminu Bello Masari had inspected ongoing works on the renovation, rehabilitation and upgrading of some educational and health projects in Malumfashi.

Katsina Media and Publicity reports that Masari first inspected the  Galadima Primary School where 48 classrooms are being completely rehabilitated and renovated to provide conducive atmosphere of teaching and learning.

The Governor was conducted round the structures in the school by the Commissioner of Education, Alhaji Badamasi Lawal Charanchi and the Supervising Engineer, Muntari Sagir.      

@katgovmedia reports that the Governor later inspected the project on the upgrade of Asibitin Tsamiya which is now being converted into Comprehensive Health Centre.      

Masari was informed that Engineer Muntari Sagir Malumfashi single handedly upgraded the structures in the old Asibitin Tsamiya.

Later, Masari was at Asibitin kwandala aldo known as Galadima Abdullahi General Hospital where he inspected ongoing renovation and upgrade of all the structures in the hospital.

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