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RSUBEB Seeks Collaborations With Heads of Primary School Teachers
The Executive Chairman of the Rivers State Universal Basic Education Board (RSUBEB), Dr Fyneface Ndubuisi Akah has said every child in the State has the right to free education in the State and called on the newly elected members of the Association of Primary School Head Teachers of Nigeria (AOPSHON), Rivers State wing to be focus and collaborate with the Board in there plans and also drive there colleagues to be focused in realising the vision of the board towards the development of Basic Education in the State.
Akah averred that the board looks up forward when the communities in the state will see themselves as partners with the State government and protect every government school infrastructure domiciled in their areas and protect them ,adding that the school base management committee (SMBC) was inaugurated to enable the communities owned up the schools in their areas.
According to him , before now, he taught the group was just a union body that only think on concentrating on working for the welfare of its members with regards to there entitlement and advised them to strive to key in to various opportunities that will attract training opportunities for its teeming members.
He made the call on Friday during a courtesy visit on him by the newly elected exco members of AOPSHON at the corporate headquarters of the Board in Port Harcourt, adding that he is looking for more groups like AOPSHON that will also help the administration to addressed the challenging of indiscipline among the teaching staffs across the Basic education schools in the State.
” Teachers is a critical organisation of personal
Globaling school remain the focus of basic education.
As a teacher you are to interact with the children day to day, so we need serious minder teachers in the universal education”
” So I will urge you that as you drive the issues about your members welfare at work place you should also consider and monitor the effectiveness of our colleagues in job delivery
” As a teachers you are to build the children and have eyes on them and if any of your colleagues fails to do so, bring them out and furnish us with their names that the board can visit such individuals and I think that way you have see yourself as working in positive part of collaboration with the board” he stated.
Earlier in his opening remarks, the chairman of AOPSHON State wing, Comr Otuji Godwill Ibabo thanks the RSUBEB Chairman for receiving them in his office and added that they were in office to familiarize with the board and to seek the chairmen’s fatherly advice blessings and promised to strengthening the existing collaboration with the board and the group for better results .
“We are here to seek for fatherly advise and collaboration because our predecessors told that there were robust relationship between the board and the association” he stated.
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The Movement for the Survival of the Izon Ethnic Nationality in the Niger Delta (MOSIEND) has called on the Management of Niger Delta Development Commission NDDC to embark on the water projects in Buguma city in Asari Toru Local Government Area, Rivers state
The Group called on the Rivers state government to revamp the Buguma fish farm to create employment for the teeming youths
On the water project in Buguma, MOSIEND said the population of Buguma has increased tremendously as the residents need more water projects to enhance the daily livelihood of the people
The Group also appealed to the Chairman of the council to assist in making the project a reality and attracts more developmental projects to the city
This call was on Rhythm 93.7 FM Port Harcourt, Radio program, Talk of the Town, by MOSIEND Eastern Zonal Coordinator of MOSIEND Half Hour Comrade Tammy Bruce Longjohn alongside Mark Ojuka,Chairman of Buguma and Hon Sandra Owunari JP Chairman Obuama and monitored by our correspondent
Comrade Ojuka also called on the Management of Liquidifed Natural Gas NLG to embark on a free medical outreach in all Kala bari communities to improve their health status
He appealed to LNG to award scholarship to indigens of Kalabari communities in tertiary institutions to better their education, noting the company is doing same in Bonny, abandoning Kalabari communities
“We need contracts, free medical, scholarships and employment including skill acquisition programs for our teeming youths in Kalabari extractions ”
On Security, Mark Ojuka said security in Buguma is at zero level with the help of the Ama Ma soldiers the city is more peaceful and investors friendly as the youths of area have cordial relationship with the security agencies in the area
“Security is very secured in Buguma clan”
He called on the Rivers state to revamp the Buguma fish farm to create employment for the teeming youths
“The youths are asking for human capacity building in the area to reduce unemployment”
“The revamping of the Buguma fish farm will also reduce youth violence”
Also Speaking, Eastern Zonal Coordinator of MOSIEND Half Hour Comrade Tammy Bruce Longjohn called for more improve in infrastructures in Kalabari community, especially in electricity
There is little improvement in terms of electricity in Buguma city
He decried the deplorable condition
of Buguma Health Centre, saying that the hospital is near functional
“Our sisters that are pregnant and our sick parents can not access the health centre for a better treatment ”
Describing the Health Centre as an eye saw, he called on Rivers state government and Buguma Local Government chairman Hon William to improve on facilities in the centre and make it more medically accessible to the sick persons in the area
Buguma, Tammy Bruce said is the spiritual headquarter of Kalabari people as such deserve more modern facilities from the government to improve lives
The Coordinator called on government, stakeholders and oil companies to assist and improve the poor infrastructural facilities in area
“We need first class hospitals, qualified medical doctors and nurses in the health centres and hospitals”
On the oil spilled in Obuoma Chairman MOSIEND Obuoma, Hon Sandra Owunari said the spill destroyed their crops and Rivers even polluted their only source of drinking water
She expressed displeasure that Rivers state government did not send any relief materials to the people in the affected community
On Chieftaincy title to women in Obuama, Hon Sandra Owunari said the community do not install Chieftaincy title to women, saying that Chieftaincy title is only reserved for men only in the community
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