Seventy-nine schools in Misau Local Government Area of Bauchi State have only one teacher each teaching all subjects.
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Daniel Ogazi, the Chairman of the committee, gave the directive when the management of TSC appeared before the committee on its 2023 budget defence on Tuesday in Lafia.
The Governor who also inaugurated a new office complex for the State Universal Basis Education Board (SUBEB), said the huge investments his administration made in the education sector, was already yielding dividends.
The Press Secretary, Ministry of Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, Oba Azeez, disclosed this on Tuesday.
This is contained in a communique at the end of a one day citizens dialogue meeting on Friday, signed by Toshin Zuberu, Communication officer, T Y Danjuma Foundation, provided to newsmen on Saturday in Bauchi.
The President of the Osun State Muslim Community, Alhaji Mustafa Olawuyi disclosed this in Osogbo during a press conference heralding activities marking the 25th anniversary of the community.
Sa’idu made that call on behalf of NUT Northwest states executive members, at the end of their zonal workshop on Career Path Policy and the 2020- Presidential Approvals held Saturday in Sokoto.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Kumbiya-Kumbiya is the only ward without a primary school in Gombe State.
Speaking at the unveiling, the Special Adviser to Governor Adegboyega Oyetola, on civic engagement, Olatunbosun Oyintiloye, said the website was designed to deepen government- people relationship and afford residents the opportunity of direct contact with the government through modern technology.
Babafemi gave the advice on Sunday at the graduation ceremony of Batch C, 2021 set of students of the GIGMOF School of Mentoring in Ado-Ekiti.
In a statement signed by the Chairman on Tuesday, he said the success was a sign of the confidence PDP stalwarts reposed in the Seyi Makinde administration and the new chairman.
Presenting a letter of commendation to SUBEB chairman, Prof Shehu Raheem Adaramaja, the Governor also commended the other monitoring mechanisms, such as electronic monitoring gadgets, being deployed by the board to ensure compliance with standards.
Deputy governor, Lawrence Ewhrudjakpo, gave the assurance on Thursday while responding to issues raised by the state council of the Non-Academic Staff Union (NASU) of primary schools during a meeting at his office in Government House, Yenagoa.
Recall that The Eagle Online reported that Galadima is a grade two teacher of Central Primary School Karabonde, Borgu LGA
In order to show their commitment, the head of the community, Chief Olaniyi Adeoye, Adegboye 111, Baale of Ojongbodu, together with the patriarch of the family, Chief Francis Adedayo Taiwo, in the presence of education officials last week turned the sod for the commencement of building of a block of three classrooms with toilet and office on the land.
Speaking at the flag off ceremony in Otte town of Asa local government, the Governor said the projects are a combination of the 2014 to 2019 Universal Basic Education Commission-SUBEB interventions that got stuck as a result of the previous administration not fulfilling its obligations as well as diverting the matching grants it received in 2013.
The Executive Chairman of the State Universal Basic Education Board, Dr. Nureni Adeniran, told the News Agency of Nigeria in Ibadan on Tuesday that there had also been massive infrastructure development and quality assurance in the sector.
Chairman of Ekiti SUBEB, Prof. Femi Akinwumi, while declaring open the workshop in Ikere-Ekiti on Saturday, said that the focus was to improve methodology for teaching of mathematics and science subjects in public schools.
Ajibola Famurewa, the Executive Chairman, State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) said this at an enlightenment programme organised by the Ministry of Information and Civic Engagement on Wednesday in Ilesa.
Stating that the best period to lay the foundation for quality education is the first ten years, the Deputy Governor noted that many of Nigeria’s leaders were products of the public primary education system.