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RSUBEB Synergise With ICPC On Basic  School Management 

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As part of initiatives to enhance corporate institutional management across basic schools in the State ,the Rivers State Universal Basic Education Board (RSUBEB )says it is collaborating with various government agencies to ensure effective  basic education management in the state
The Executive Chairman of the Rivers State Universal Basic Education Board, Ven. Fyneface Akah stated  this when he received in  aduience , the new state resident commissioner for  Independent Corrupt Practices and other Related Offences Commission (ICPC), Mrs Ukere Usiere and her team in his office ,over the weekend .
. Akah who thanked the commissioner for the  visit ,however promised that the Board would continue to work with  them to ensure proper management of basic schools in the state, noting   that the commission has helped the Board to strengthen its operations.
According to Akah, ‘‘we need the ICPC to be part of our process, we need you on our side to do things right .”
While wishing the commissioner well in her new assignment, the RSUBEB boss  averred  the Board has enjoyed a robust and harmonious relationship with the commission and assured to maintain the existing relationship.
Earlier in her speech, the new ICPC boss said they were at the Board headquarters to introduce themselves to the chairman as well as seek his support and collaboration: she thanked the Board Chairman for the warm reception accorded her and the team .
In  another development ,the chairman of the RSUBEB   Ven , Fyneface Akah has assured   the Woji Council of Chiefs and Elders led by His Royal Highness Eze Emeka Ihunwo JP, of his administration commitment to ensure that every communities in the state have access to basic education for the educational development of their children and wards .
Akah expressed happiness for the visit and described their request as part of the mandate given to the Board by His Excellency the governor to go and build schools in the rural communities.
Akah further maintained that the request was their right promised and promised  to send a team from the Board next week to access the land which has been reserved for the school and informed them that Woji had already been captured in the 2021 Intervention fund describing the visit as an advantage.

Ealier ,speaking on behalf of his people, eze Ihunwo congratulated the chairman on his appointment vis-a-vis the good work he is doing in the subsector thanking the state governor Chief Nyesom Ezebunwo Wike for the choice of Fyneface Akah as Executive Chairman of the Board.

He used the opportunity to request for a public school in Woji community as they do not have both public primary and junior secondary school in the area describing the situation as hectic and hydra headed especially for parents who cannot afford to put their children in private schools.Our correspondent ,reports that those  present at the meetings include  the Board commissioner in charge of Administration Chief Faith Amaso and directors among others.

By: Akujobi Amadi

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Association harps on importance of mother tongue in society 

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The President of Rivers State Indigenous Language Teachers Association and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) ,Rivers Language Centre, Port Harcourt.Dr Ovuchi J. Agwnu has described
Language as life  that promote culture and identity of the people.
Ovuchi  made in a  press statement to commemorate the mother tongue day in port Harcourt over the weekend.
The statement  call on parents to think about the future in a world where their kids would not sustain the language as handed over to them from antiquity.
” The Government should shift focus on the Youths as the hope of the Linguistic future. Every school should have an employed indigenous language teacher who will handle the mother tongue inculcation of the language of the immediate environment of each school.”
“Irrespective of the recent views on language teachings, we remain committed to sustaining our diversity as a people via language promotion.”
By: Akujobi Amadi
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UNIPORT Hails Odusote’s Historic Appointment as First Female Director-General of Nigerian Law School

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The University of Port Harcourt (UNIPORT) has expressed profound pride over the appointment of Olugbemisola Titilayo Odusote as the Director-General of the Nigerian Law School, describing the milestone as historic and richly deserved.
In a congratulatory message issued on behalf of the University’s management, staff, students, and stakeholders, the Vice-Chancellor, Owunari Abraham Georgewill, hailed the appointment by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu as a landmark achievement for legal education and women’s leadership in Nigeria.
The University noted that Dr. Odusote’s emergence as the first female Director-General of the Nigerian Law School in over six decades reflects the confidence reposed in her exceptional leadership capacity, professional depth, and administrative acumen.
UNIPORT further commended her outstanding tenure as Deputy Director-General and Head of the Lagos Campus of the Nigerian Law School, where she was credited with visionary leadership, institutional strengthening, and strategic advancement of legal training.
According to the University, her proven record of excellence, integrity, and commitment to institutional development unmistakably positioned her for the nation’s highest legal education office.
Describing the appointment as a source of pride and inspiration, UNIPORT expressed confidence that Dr. Odusote’s leadership would usher in a new era of growth, innovation, and consolidation in legal education in Nigeria.
The University concluded by wishing her a successful tenure and assuring her of its goodwill, solidarity, and unwavering support as she assumes leadership of Nigeria’s foremost legal training institution.
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K-SAFE Calls for Increased Education Funding, Transparency in Kano

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The Kano State Accountability Forum on Education (K-SAFE) has called for sustained funding releases, improved transparency, and stronger focus on learning outcomes to consolidate recent gains in the education sector in Kano State.
The appeal was made by Dr. Auwalu Halilu, Co-Chair representing civil society organisations, during a goodwill message at the 2026 Education Sector Joint Steering Committee Meeting held in the state.
Addressing the Commissioner for Education, committee members, development partners, and other stakeholders, Dr. Halilu expressed appreciation for the opportunity given to civil society groups to participate in the high-level policy dialogue.
He commended the Kano State Government and relevant agencies for progress made in expanding access to education, strengthening teacher recruitment, and advancing non-formal and second-chance education programmes.
Dr. Halilu, however, stressed the importance of ensuring consistent release of funds to support ongoing reforms and programmes aimed at improving education delivery. He also urged authorities to enhance transparency in the implementation of education initiatives and place greater emphasis on measurable learning outcomes.
He further highlighted the need to promote safe, inclusive, and supportive learning environments, particularly for vulnerable children, to ensure equitable access to quality education.
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According to him, sustained collaboration between government, civil society organisations, and development partners remains essential to strengthening education systems and improving outcomes for learners.
Dr. Halilu reaffirmed K-SAFE’s commitment to constructive engagement and accountability, noting that civil society organisations are ready to work closely with stakeholders to support continuous improvement in education delivery in the state and across Nigeria.
He said the forum remains dedicated to promoting transparency, accountability, and inclusive education policies that will benefit all children.
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