Maku, who decided on Sunday in Lafia, asserted that all the recently developed essential and junior auxiliary schools worked by Gov. Umaru Al-Makura government were demise traps.
Maku, a previous Minister of data, encouraged the Federal Government, through the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC), to direct the examination critically, to keep away from fall that would prompt loss of lives.
"Government must find a way to protect the lives of instructors and students; the risk in the schools are clear and should be stayed away from."
Maku communicated lament that the structures, assembled under four years prior, were at that point in a broken down state and faulted the circumstance for "substandard development work".
He said that the story structures were developed without columns, subsequently bargaining the gauges.
He prompted the government to indict the temporary workers who did the disgraceful occupations to fill in as an impediment to different contractual workers with comparable goals of deceiving the framework.
Maku communicated stun that the occupations which were fulfilled to be great, were at that point bedraggled.
He, subsequently, encouraged the legislature to copy propelled nations by being proactive, to keep away from any fiasco.
The National Parents Teachers Association of Nigeria had as of late grumbled about the poor condition of school structures in the state.
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