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The Council of Governors, led by Chairperson Ahmed Abdullahi, has opposed plans to audit education funds in six devolved units, claiming the move aims to undermine their support for vulnerable children. The CoG argues the national government is unable to handle the growing demand alone. Meanwhile, plans are underway to roll out a joint school feeding program with Food for Education.
Governors Oppose Audit of County Education Funds, Cite Hidden Agenda
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