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Abia State Gov. Alex C. Otti Signs The Much Needed Educational Reforms Bill:
-School Leaving Certificate now cost #2000 only.
-No switching of schools in SS2.
-Where you did your SS2 is where you're writing WAEC/NECO.
-Nobody registers for WAEC/NECO without passing a Government-set examination: Government Centralized Exam (GCE).
-Textbooks are reusable.
No more doing homeworks inside textbooks, prompting new students to buy fresh textbooks each term. Families who have many kids can now have their children inherit textbooks from their siblings.
-No extravagant graduation ceremony for nursery and primary students.
All these directives, which are aimed at curbing extortion of parents, making quality education more affordable, apply to both public and private schools in Abia State.
Peter Obi gave out 500 buses to schools in Anambra, he did that 13 years ago. All the buses were manufactured locally by Innoson.
Wike was the Minister of State for Education back then. He personally joined Governor Peter Obi to witness & flag off the distribution of computers, generators, & school buses to all the secondary schools in Anambra State.
Peter Obi donated ₦2.65 billion towards a Microsoft Academy. Then he launched a Microsoft connectivity program. He distributed 30,000 computers (including HP laptops).
He provided thousands of teachers with Microsoft certifications. He bought color printers, generators, & provided internet connectivity to hundreds of schools.
When he talks about investing in education, he means every sense of the word. All these happened as far back as 2013. 🤩🤩
BUSTED: “Professor” Soludo’s Lies Exposed As Evidence Shows IDA Loans He Claimed Peter Obi Borrowed As Anambra Government Can Only Be Borrowed By Federal, Not State Government https://t.co/df2oJd8Wu7
“The most important thing you can give your people is good governance. If you’re afraid we will go back to Egypt, it will never happen. By the time I’m done, the person who succeeds me will be better than me. I don’t tolerate godfatherism; I don’t want to be a godfather.”
— Abia State Governor, Alex Otti.