Abia Governor Approves Renovations for Over 200 Schools
Governor Alex Otti of Abia State has approved renovations for 170 primary and 51 secondary schools. The move reflects a commitment to education and integrity in academic assessments.
Mary Nwaeze 
In a recent development, the Abia State government has also given the green light for the renovation of 170 primary schools and 51 secondary schools across the state. Furthermore, construction of six model schools is underway in various Senatorial zones of Abia State.
Announcing the initiative, the Commissioner for Information and Culture, Prince Kanu, highlighted the government's commitment to education, stating that it would bring immense joy to students, parents, and the entire community.
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Commissioner for Education, Professor Uche Eme Uche, stressed that the renovation works would be carried out in stages, ensuring that schools are equipped with essential amenities such as security posts and teachers' quarters.
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Meanwhile, the West African Examination Council (WAEC) has taken decisive action against examination malpractices by delisting several private schools in the state. The Abia government has expressed full support for this measure, emphasizing the importance of upholding integrity in academic assessments and cleansing the education sector.
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The delisting of these schools reflects the state's commitment to promoting ethical standards in education, according to Prince Kanu, who applauded WAEC's strong action.
This development underscores Governor Alex Otti's dedication to fostering a conducive learning environment and ensuring quality education for all in Abia State.
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