Kakale, who speak to Bodinga/Dange-Shuni/Tureta Federal Constituency in Sokoto state, expressed this in an announcement gave to News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Sokoto on Saturday.
The official said that the move was a piece of the administrators promise to change the framework.
"This is planned for transforming the framework to be better, just as realign it to be in line with all inclusive acknowledged measures inside the setting of religion, convention, culture and financial real factors.
"The day has been saved for banter just on the Almajiri framework on the floor of the Chamber, putting aside all other Legislative organizations.
"This is an exceptional advance on the Nigerian Legislators headed by the Speaker Femi Gbajabimiala, and his agent, Ahmad Wase, to handle the difficulties of the Almajiri kid.
" I will concentrate my commitments on answers for the accompanying points that included; History of Almajiri framework, Ideology, Migration nature, Boarding accomodation, Socioeconomic status and age," he said.
Kakale further revealed that his proposed zones of commitments at the discussion would incorporate the factual information introduction of almajiri framework and guardians of the youngsters.
"Different zones of center will incorporate Push and Pull factors for the almajiri framework, enactment, forbidding or prohibition, authorization and schools condition, water just as sanitation and educational plan of Qur'anic contemplates.
"We have to survey and improve the educational plan to set up the Qur'anic understudies for the 21st century, professional preparing, specialized preparing, business, and the National Almajiri Summit," he included.
The official further clarified that the day would give an incredible chance to the individuals and significant partners to comprehend the foundations of the framework with view to change it to improve things.
Kakale said he would recommend the imitating of the Indonesian Pondok Madrassa Education System, which he portrayed as a very much idea out model that could be received in Nigeria.
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