Okpebholo’s schooling reforms seen, says Edo chairmanship aspirant

A chairmanship aspirant in Etsako Central Native Authorities Space of Edo State, Goodluck Momodu, has mentioned the current recognition accorded to Governor Monday Okpebholo displays what he described as sweeping reforms and strategic investments within the schooling sector.

Okpebholo was honoured on Friday as Governor of the 12 months in Training by New Telegraph.

Momodu described the award as well-deserved and indicative of purposeful management by the governor’s administration.

In a press release made out there to journalists on Sunday, he mentioned the honour affirmed Okpebholo’s dedication to human capital growth and deliberate funding in schooling by means of the administration’s SHINE Agenda.

Based on him, the governor’s people-focused method has repositioned the sector inside one yr, citing enhancements in infrastructure, trainer recruitment and entry to high quality studying.

“It is a second of delight for Edo folks. In only one yr, the governor has earned this recognition in schooling, and we’re assured extra honours will comply with in different sectors.

“I commend his visionary management and braveness in driving sensible governance in Edo State. It’s thrilling that the governor’s work within the schooling sector is being recognised.

“This award is a name to do extra. It displays the arduous work and reforms applied over the previous yr underneath the Okpebholo administration”, Momodu mentioned.

Highlighting what he termed key milestones, the aspirant mentioned the administration had recruited over 5,000 lecturers, renovated and upgraded public colleges throughout the state, and launched sensible frameworks to enhance studying outcomes.

He added that improved infrastructure and elevated manpower had helped restore public confidence in government-owned colleges.

“Our youngsters now study in additional conducive environments, with extra lecturers in lecture rooms. The SHINE Agenda is delivering actual worth as a result of it’s people-focused,” he acknowledged.

Momodu expressed optimism that the federal government would maintain the reform momentum and lengthen related insurance policies to different important sectors of the state’s economic system.

Different governors recognised on the ceremony included Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State, Dauda Lawal of Zamfara State, Sheriff Oborevwori of Delta State, Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State, and Hope Uzodimma of Imo State.