The Minister of Defence, General Christopher Musa, and other prominent alumni of Nigeria’s Unity Schools have challenged members of the Unity Schools Old Students Association to take the lead in rescuing the country’s education sector and restoring the declining standards of Federal Government Colleges.
They made the call at the 50th Anniversary Plenary and Annual General Meeting of USOSA, held in Abuja on Saturday with the theme, “Over 60 Years of Unity Schools: Preserving National Unity and Reimagining Education for Nigeria’s Future.”
Represented by Major General Garba Abdullahi, the Minister urged the alumni association to deploy its influence, experience and resources towards strengthening national unity, improving educational standards and preparing young Nigerians for emerging security and technological challenges.
Musa said USOSA was a strategic national asset whose members could contribute significantly to Nigeria’s peace, stability and development, noting that the Unity Schools had, for more than six decades, brought together
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