Education

Ekiti govt directs schools to resume Wednesday

Ekiti State Government has directed public and private schools in the state to resume the third term academic session on Wednesday.

The state Commissioner for Education, Science and Technology, Mrs. Bimpe Aderiye, gave the directive via a statement issued by the Ministry’s Information Officer, Mrs. Abimbola Dada, on Tuesday.

Aderiye appealed to parents and guardians to put in place adequate arrangement that would facilitate the resumption of their children and wards without delay.

According to her, the appeal has become necessary for pupils and students not to miss out in the school activities expected to commence immediately.

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She reiterated the state government’s commitment towards advancing qualitative education regime in the state, adding that such success requires collective efforts of stakeholders.

She noted that officials of the ministry would monitor the schools to ascertain the level of compliance.

The Star

Segun Ojo

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