The Federal Government has reiterated its commitment to fund  the 104 unity schools across the country to enable them deliver quality education.

The Minister of State For Education, Mr Emaka Nwajuba,  disclosed this to newsmen on Thursday in Keffi after inspecting facilities at the Federal Government College, Keffi.

His visit was to inspect reconstruction work on the female hostel destroyed by a fire incident which reportedly claimed the life of a female student.

He said the current administration prioritizes education as the engine of Nigeria’s economic and technological growth.

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Nwajuba said the administration was critical of the quality of services provided in all schools in the unit.

He said the Federal Government expects the funds made available to schools to be properly used to provide quality education and discipline to students in their care.

Nwajuba then assured that the current administration would not fail in its responsibilities to make schools models of academic excellence and discipline.

However, he appealed to those responsible for the care and management of schools to always do their best to justify the trust placed in them.

He said it has become imperative that colleges established as centers of unity and excellence meet these standards.

The minister then warned that the federal government would continue to monitor all schools to ensure the wise use and use of their funds.