Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, has reaffirmed the pledge of his administration to upgrade Senior Secondary education.
The Osun Supremo made the pledge at the Government House while hosting the Executive Secretary of the Senior Secondary Education Commission, Dr Iyela Ajayi and his team.
Àjàyí and his team were in the state to select a model school for rehabilitation and upgrade.
“We are a government that believes strongly in education as a potent catalyst for state development,” Adélékè said.
“Our government therefore believes in providing a conducive environment for students and teachers to achieve learning goals. The target is to produce all rounded citizens with a sound mind.
“To achieve those lofty ideals, our government devoted precious attention to upgrading learning facilities at primary, secondary and tertiary levels. With two state universities, two polytechnics and several private and federal higher institutions, we ensure no area is lacking in terms of requisite support”, Governor Adeleke noted.
Adélékè, who expressed readiness to partner with the Commission said Osun state is already working to domesticate the secondary education board law.
“ I call for a deeper partnership between Osun and your commission. Before the end of this month, Osun state will domesticate the law for the establishment of a Senior Secondary education board . This is already at the third reading at the State Assembly.
He stated that the state is rebuilding almost all schools, expanding her pool of teachers by over five thousand; and sustaining the school feeding programme out of the 36 states.
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