Ogun to rehabilitate dilapidated public primary schools


(Nigeria) The Ogun State government has disclosed plans to rehabilitate dilapidated classrooms and infrastructure in public primary schools in the state.
Chairman, Ogun State Universal Basic Education Board, SUBEB, Alhaji Olatunde Okewole made the disclosure while monitoring the Third Term Unified Examination of public primary schools in the Ogun Central senatorial district of the state.
The SUBEB boss, who said government is aware of the infrastructural challenges in some public primary schools, added that it would not relent in improving the standard of education.
Government, he stated, was committed to improving the structures in schools as the welfare and safety of pupils and teachers are paramount to it.
Speaking on the commencement of the examination across the state, Okewole  expressed satisfaction at its conduct, noting that the materials were not only sufficient but also arrived the schools in good time.
He described teaching is a noble profession and charged teachers to remain committed, while parents, on their part, should encourage their wards and children for optimum performance‎.

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