KEY PERFORMANCE (APRIL, 2024)
KEY PERFORMANCE (April, 2024)
Constructed, Rehabilitated and Equipped in 219 locations.
• Classrooms = 270
• Toilets = 219
• Pupils’ furniture = 6,640
• Fencing = 7
• Borehole = 13
• Solar Power = 28
• Generator = 10.
The Breakdown of infrastructural development on facilities carried out by
the Commission are:
✓ Number of completed infrastructural facilities = 126
✓ Number of On-going infrastructural facilities = 28
Constructed in 96 ECCDE Centres established in some primary schools:
• Classrooms = 174 • Office = 87 • Store = 87 • Toilet = 435 • Furniture = 6,960 • Playground = 87
51 JS/Vocational schools established to address to increase enrolment, retention and completion:
• Classrooms =138 • Workshops = 46 • Laboratories = 46 • Library = 23 • Offices = 69 • Toilets = 253 • Furniture = 5,520 • Borehole = 23
Constructed, Rehabilitated and Supplied
• Classrooms = 267 • Office = 87 • Store = 87 • Toilet = 20 • Laboratory = 5 • Library = 5 • Pupils furniture= 10,680 • Laboratory furniture=150 • Library furniture=150 • Workshop furniture= 150 • Computers =100 • Solar Power = 87 • Admin Block = 5.
Lodged and disbursed a total of Eight Billion, Seven Hundred and Forty Seven Million, Three Hundred Fifty-Eight Thousand, Six Hundred and Three Naira, Eighteen Kobo (N8,747,358,603.18) only, as Counterpart Fund (Matching Grant Fund) to three (3) States: Benue, Imo and Kwara
• Benue:
1st – 4th Quarter 2022 & 2023 Counterpart Funds: Two Billion, Six
Hundred Million, Two Hundred and Thirty- Seven Thousand,
Three Hundred and Twelve Naira, Ninety Kobo (N
2,600,237,312.90) only.
• Imo:
1st – 4th Quarter 2021, 2022 & 2023 Counterpart Funds: Three Billion,
Five Hundred and Forty-Six Million, Eight Hundred and Eighty
Three Thousand, Nine Hundred and Seventy-Seven Naira, Thirty
Eight kobo (N3,546,883,977.38) only.
• Kwara:
1st – 4th Quarter 2022 & 2023 Counterpart Funds: Two Billion, Six
Hundred Million, Two Hundred and Thirty- Seven Thousand,
Three Hundred and Twelve Naira, Ninety Kobo (N
2,600,237,312.90) only.
120 Science and Mathematics Teachers were trained on “Effective Utilization of SKILL ‘G’ Kits”.
245 Agricultural Science Teachers and SUBEBs’ Desk Officers were trained on “the approach to Agricultural and Education Training Programme (AETP) implementation”.
Developed the capacity of 26 Teachers of the operational UBE Model Smart Schools in the country on “Design Thinking, Coding, Robotics and Artificial Intelligence (DTCRA)”.
Conducted Leadership Training for 24 Teachers on Project Management Consultancy (PMC) project which includes infrastructure, capacity building, content development and performance evaluation for Smart School Administrators (Principals, Headteachers, Heads of ECCDE and ICT Managers of the 6 Smart Schools in Bauchi, Ekiti, Nasarawa, Kano, Kwara States and the FCT) in Collaboration with the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA)
Trained 50 Teachers of the Six KOICA-Supported Smart Schools on digital educational content creation for enhanced learning outcomes in line with 21st-century smart education best practices.
448 Basic education and Arabic teachers were trained on:
• Modern methods and techniques of teaching Arabic and Qur’anic
Education
• Basic skills on how to teach literacy and numeracy.
• On importance of school Records
• How to prepare lesson plans.
KEY PERFORMANCE (MAY, 2024)
KEY PERFORMANCE (May, 2024)
Trained UBEC Officers
Trained UBEC Officers (Male: 60, Female: 43) on School Based Management Committees (SBMCs) Operational Documents in Kano (Northern Phase) and Akwa Ibom (Southern Phase). The recommendations proposed are: • Extend the Refresher Training to the State and Local Government levels • Increase supports to States and Local Government levels SMOs financially to implement SBMCs activities
Disbursed the sum of N2,600,237,312.90 only to Kwara State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB)
Disbursed the sum of N2,600,237,312.90 only to Kwara State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) for the 1st – 4th Quarters 2022 & 2023 Matching Grant (FGN-UBE Intervention Fund) allocation. Disbursed the sum of N2,600,237,312.90 only to Kwara State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) for the 1st – 4th Quarters 2022 & 2023 Matching Grant (FGN-UBE Intervention Fund) allocation. Kogi (1st – 4th Quarters 2023) = N1,395,784,959.14. Niger (1st – 4th Quarters 2022 & 2023) = N2,600,000,000.00
Constructed, Renovated and Supplied to basic education schools in the 36 States and the FCT
a) For the purpose of establishing Schools closer to communities to meet the Minimum Standard:
• Classrooms = 234
• Workshops = 78
• Laboratories = 78
• Offices = 117
• Furniture= 9,360
b) For the purpose of providing toilets and boreholes to meet the Minimum Standard:
• Toilets = 824
• Borehole = 39
c) For the purpose of Constructing, renovating and equipping educational facilities to meet the Minimum Standard:
• Classrooms= 807
• Office= 257
• Store= 101
• Laboratory= 44
• Library= 44
• Pupils’ furniture = 27,760
• Laboratory furniture= 150
• Library furniture= 150
• Workshop furniture = 150
• Fencing = 7
• Borehole = 27
• Solar Power = 129
• Generator = 24
• Computers = 100
• Admin Block= 5
d) For the purpose of expanding access to library and information services at Federal, State, FCT and Local Governments:
• Library = 39
• Library furniture= 150
Summary of Projects
Completed = 293
On-going = 159
The major challenges are inflationary pressures and insecurity
KEY PERFORMANCE (AUGUST, 2024)
KEY PERFORMANCE (August, 2024)
Disbursement of FGN/UBE Intervention Fund with a total of N8,053,365,283.82 to 5 SUBEBs:
i. Katsina (1st – 4th Quarters 2023 Matching Grant) = N1,395,784,959.14
ii. Bayelsa (1st – 4th Quarters 2023 Matching Grant) = N1,395,784,959.14
iii. Edo (1st – 4th Quarters 2022 & 2023 Matching Grant) = N2,470,225,447.26
iv. Ekiti (1st – 4th Quarters 2023 Matching Grant) = N1,395,784,959.14
v. Gombe (1st – 4th Quarters 2023 Matching Grant) = N1,395,784,959.14
Lodgment of Counterpart Fund by 4 States were made to a total of N5,973,384,297.58
i. Ebonyi (1st – 4th Quarters 2022 & 2023 Matching Grant) = N2,600,237,312.90
ii. Kaduna (1st – 4th Quarters 2023 & 1st – 2nd Quarters 2024 Matching Grant) = N3,173,106,251.37
iii. Katsina (1st – 2nd Quarters 2023 Matching Grant) = N1,777,321,282.23
Engagement of External Auditor:
Engaged External Auditors for audit of 2023 financial statements, transactions and records of FGN/UBE Intervention Funds.
Constructed and provided toilets, boreholes, access to water, etc. to the 36 States and the FCT as follows:
• Toilets = 425
• Boreholes = 69
• Water Reticulation = 2
• Bedrooms = 16
• Washing Rooms = 2
• Kitchen = 1
Constructed, renovated and equipped educational facilities to meet the Minimum Standards in the 36 States and the FCT:
• Classrooms = 990
• Offices = 362
• Stores = 151
• Pupils’ Furniture = 34,960
• Teachers/Headteachers/ Principals’ Furniture = 1,256
• Fencing = 8
• Gate House = 2
• Hall = 4
• Overhead Tank = 70
• Generator = 66
• Solar Power = 174
• Workshop = 84
• Laboratory = 48
• Admin Block = 7
• Electrification/ Electrical Wiring = 44
• Landscaping = 42
• External Works = 42
• File Cabinets = 126
• Fridge = 42
• Shelf/Cupboard = 168
• Football Pitch = 1
Trained master trainers on learning through play (Reggio Emilia and other Child Centered Approaches) in 36 States and FCT for effective implementation of Early Childhood care Development and Education in Abuja.
The Challenges were:
• The facilitators complained of the number of days allocated for the training was in adequate considering the number of activities to be done.
• The venue for the training was conducive but there were not enough rooms for the group work.
The Recommendations were:
• Adequate time and days should be allocated for subsequent training considering the volume and nature of the activities embedded in the training outline.
• Subsequent training of this nature should be held in a facility/venue with adequate spaces for breakout sessions or group activities to curtail distraction and interferences.
4. Carried out Final Monitoring of 22 BESDA projects in the 17 Focus States
Verified eighty (80) Special Education Schools in Adamawa, Akwa Ibom, Anambra, Benue, Kano, Oyo States and F.C.T, selected across the six (6) geopolitical Zones for renovation.
The Challenges are as follows:
• most of the schools visited had inadequate infrastructure.
• most of the available infrastructure were in poor condition.
• Visited schools have different renovation priorities.
• Insufficient learning materials in some of the schools visited
The Recommendations are:
• conduct a comprehensive infrastructure assessment to identify gaps and needs of all other special needs schools in the States that were not part of the exercise;
• provide regular maintenance schedule to prevent infrastructural decay and allocate additional funds for maintenance of structures by engaging local contractors and suppliers
• develop a plan to provide sufficient resources,
• renovate the schools based on their individual needs
ICT infrastructure developed and facilities provided in the 36 States and FCT:
• ICT Rooms = 42
• Computer = 80
• Phone Repair Equipment = 42
Construction/ renovation and equipping libraries at Federal and State levels nationwide:
* Library = 47
* Library Furniture = 1,800
KEY PERFORMANCE (OCTOBER, 2024)
KEY PERFORMANCE (OCTOBER, 2024)
36 SUBEB SBMC Desk Officers, 37 UBEC SMOs were trained on the 2023/2024 SBMC-SIP Implementation
Received the Lodgment of Counterpart Fund of N3,554,642,564.46 from Benue SUBEB for 1st – 4th Quarters 2024
Conducted Action Plan Defense for Cross River and Delta SUBEBs
Constructed, Renovated, Procured and Supplied to basic education schools in the 36 States and the FCT:
Toilets = 429; Boreholes = 71; Overhead Tank = 73; Water Reticulation = 3; Bedrooms = 16; Washing Rooms = 2; Kitchen = 2; Classrooms = 1,036; Offices = 385; Stores = 174; Pupils’ Furniture = 37,080; Teachers/Headteachers/ Principals’ Furniture = 1,298; Fencing = 10; Gate House = 3; Hall = 4; Generator = 67; Solar Power = 197; Workshop = 84; Laboratory = 50; Admin Block = 7; Electrification/ Electrical Wiring = 44; Sports Equipment = 1; Landscaping = 42; External Works = 42; File Cabinets = 126; Fridge = 42; Shelf/Cupboard = 168; Football Pitch = 2; ICT Rooms = 42; Computer = 80; Phone Repair Equipment = 44; Library = 47; Library Furniture = 1,860
Conducted a Leadership Training Programme for Headteachers of 109 Effective Schools Programme (ESP) /E-learning Centers in FCT
