In a move that sends a clear message about prioritizing quality, the state government launched a massive enforcement exercise targeting institutions operating without approval or failing to meet minimum standards.
Over 88 school proprietors and teachers were arrested for operating illegal and unapproved learning centers across the state. Numerous schools—many operating out of makeshift structures, church halls, or even under trees—were shut down immediately.
The Commissioner for Education emphasized that these substandard institutions "pose a grave danger to the education system" and that the government "cannot compromise the future of our children."
The clampdown is part of a broader educational reform agenda. Governor Nwifuru's administration has rolled out nine new policies aimed at strengthening academic standards and easing the financial burden on parents. Key changes include:
This bold move by Governor Nwifuru’s government demonstrates a firm resolve to elevate the educational foundation in Ebonyi State, ensuring every child receives a quality, regulated education.
What do you think of Ebonyi’s decision to arrest proprietors of illegal schools? Is this the right level of decisive action needed to fix Nigeria’s education system? ๐
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