Gov’t declares resolve to eradicate illiteracy  

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By Stanley Onyekwere

The Permanent Secretary for FCT Administration, Olusade Adesola  has declared that the government will stop at nothing in eradicating illiteracy especially in all the rural areas of the nation’s capital.

He made the assertion during a recent fiesta organised by  FCT Department of Mass Education in Karu, in Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC) 

Adesola, who was represented by Faseyi Nathaniel explained that the department, which is saddled with the responsibility of making sure that people at all levels know how to read and write will always be supported to do more.

He however, commended the efforts of the current director of the Department,  Titilayo Alayande for her innovations that had repositioned all the centres across the Six Area Councils.

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He noted that a better future could only be achieved when people get the requisite knowledge, which he said FCT Department of Mass Education was driving the programme well.

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