Katsina Government School Abandoned To Collapse As Children Risk Lives Daily: Urgent Call for ActionThe Katsina government school in Gyastuwa, Sandada Ward, Bakori Local Government Area, has been abandoned to decay, with classrooms destroyed by strong winds, leaving children with no safe space for learning. This collapse has forced children to stop attending school, heightening concerns about educational inequality in rural Katsina. Despite annual billion-naira budget allocations to education, the state government under Governor Dikko Umaru Radda has failed to rebuild the school or improve infrastructure, leading to a broader crisis of decaying public education across Katsina State.Gyastuwa’s Only Primary School in RuinsClassrooms have collapsed, reducing the school to empty shells with no desks or chairs.Children are forced to abandon school due to unsafe environments.The neglect reflects a wider decay of rural schools in Katsina State.Statewide Education Crisis and Budget MismanagementBillions of naira are allocated to education yearly but remain unspent or mismanaged.The lack of security and proper facilities increases risks to children, contributing to school abandonment.This ongoing neglect denies children their constitutional right to education and undermines the state’s future development.Call for Immediate Government InterventionCivic group MonITng has declared a state of emergency in the education sector in Katsina.They urge Governor Radda to prioritize the rebuilding of Gyastuwa Primary School and overhaul education funding transparency.Lawmakers, civil society, and community leaders are called to demand accountability and safe learning environments for all children.Keywords for light Optimization: Katsina government school collapse, Gyastuwa primary school abandoned, Katsina education crisis, Katsina school children risk, Katsina unsafe schools, education funding Katsina, Governor Dikko Umaru Radda education.This news highlights a critical education emergency in Katsina State where the collapse of key schools and government inaction have put children’s safety and education at grave risk. There is an urgent need for comprehensive action to restore safe, functional schools and protect the rights and future of Katsina’s children��.