The Ebonyi State Government has reaffirmed its commitment to enhancing the state’s educational sector, with significant infrastructure projects underway.
At the 2025 Maiden State Congress hosted by the All Nigeria Confederation of Principals of Secondary Schools (ANCOPSS) in Abakaliki, State Commissioner for Education, Professor Paul Nwobashi, outlined the government’s ambitious plans.
He shared that 36 modern school projects are currently in progress, alongside the construction of 26 additional storey buildings, each featuring 12 classrooms, to improve public school infrastructure.
Professor Nwobashi stated, “Governor Francis Nwifuru, in line with his People’s Charter of Needs agenda, has made education the top priority of this administration.”
He emphasized that the state government is providing essential resources, including vehicles for principals and their schools, to ensure maximum productivity.
Mr. Christopher Nwoba, ANCOPSS consultant and principal of Science School, Igbeagu, highlighted the administrative challenges within the current educational system and called for a review of the operations of the UBEB and SUBEB bodies.
He urged the state government to consider reforms to address these issues.
Meanwhile, Mr. Chukwu Emmanuel Emmanuel Eze, President of ANCOPSS in Ebonyi, expressed gratitude to the state governor and the Ministry of Education for their continued support, ensuring the success of the Congress.
