Education
Ezewu Expresses Satisfaction With Conduct Of First Term Exam In Delta

By Magnus Emuji
Delta State Commissioner for Secondary Education, Mrs. Rose Ezewu, has expressed satisfaction with the conduct of the just commenced first term examination of the 2021 / 2022 academic session in secondary schools in the state.
Ezewu stated this in Asaba shortly after monitoring the examination in public secondary schools including Zappa Basic Secondary School, West End Mixed Secondary School and Government Model Secondary School.
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The commissioner, who was represented in the monitoring exercise to the schools by the Public Relations Officer in the Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education, Mr. Magnus Emuji, said that the exercise was designed to ascertain the level of preparedness of the students for the examination.
Ezewu pledged her commitment towards sanitising the education system, adding that there was the strong need to standardised the education system in the state.
She advised students to always read their books and desist from anything that could destroy their future.
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