Pathetic state of a primary school in Kebbi where pupils sit on bare floor (photos)

A Nigerian man identified as Muhammed Mubarak took to Facebook on Friday, to post photos of the dilapidated Bayan Tsaha Model primary school in Birnin Kebbi,  Kebbi State, where pupils sit on bare floor.

“Earlier this morning I went to a school bayan tsaha model primary school near mechanical village birnin Kebbi metropolises, Kebbi State. This is one of the primary school in the area, at first I thought this building is obsolete, but I was told that it’s serviceable . That students still sit on the floor of this classroom.the school buildings are all prehistoric and démodé.
Whenever i found this prehistoric buildings Easily recall Kebbi state governor speech during 2015/2019 campaign that he’s going to heed on education and health sector.
We urge kebbi state government to please consider them and ameliorate their standard of living. May Allah give you the strength and bravery to appraise the prehistoric buildings all in kebbi state and 21 local government areas.
Muhammed Mubarak .
7-2-2020” he wrote

However, few hours after he posted the photos, an SSA to the state governor allegedly debunked the photos, claiming that the school is in good condition. So Mubarak went back and took more photos but this time, posing in front of the school and inside the classrooms.

He wrote;

“Few hours ago I posted a picture of bayan tasha model primary school here in birnin kebbi, kebbi state metropolis some so called SSA to the governor on media false it, that the school is okay,

I went there again this evening to snap some pictures again… the governor should please go there and see the reality! Even the renovated part is just paint outside excluding the class room inn. The difference between the renovated part and the part they took there head off is outside paint.

Some classes don’t even have board,stools nd chair. Here is the picture of both the renovated part they’re chanting it’s okay. Here is primary 5 I’m inn no chairs no nothing!”

More photos below…