Anambra threatens closure of 2,000 unaccredited schools

As primary and secondary schools set to resume for first term academic activities across Anambra State on September 17, the state government has vowed to sanction no fewer than 2,000 unaccredited schools operating in the state. The state Commissioner for Information, Sir Paul Nwosu, in a press statement on Thursday, stated that the affected schools

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