Talk about the power of social media! Zamfara state governor, Abdul'aziz Yari yesterday visited a government school located in Gusau, Zamfara State after photos showing the dilapidated state of the school surfaced online and trended last week. Upon his visit yesterday, Governor Yari ordered that the entire structure of the school be pulled down and immediately renovated.
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