Education
NAPPS Congratulates Commissioners Of Primary, Basic And Secondary Education In Delta
By Daniel Dafe
The Delta State Chapter of the National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools (NAPPS), has described the appointment of Mrs. Rose Ezewu as Commissioner, Basic and Secondary School Education and Dr. Kingsley Ashibuogwu as the State Commissioner for Primary Education as a welcome development.
The State Chairman of NAPPS, Deacon Monday Ifoghere stated this in a statement while reacting to their appointment and assignment of portfolios to the duo, describing their appointment as well deserved.
Governor Sheriff Oborevwori recently approved the assignment of portfolios to newly sworn-in Commissioners in the state.
NAPPS also congratulated the duo, noting that it was a case of round pegs in round holes.
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The statement also reads: “The association felicitates with the commissioners for Secondary Education and that of Primary Education. The association will work with the commissioners and the Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education to move education forward in the state.”
He stated that Mrs. Ezewu and Ashibuogwu would bring their wealth of experience to bear in their task of advancing education in the state.
He pledged the support and cooperation of NAPPS, saying that they would always interface with the commissioners to move primary education sub sector to a greater height.
He added: “We are optimistic that they will perform excellently well.”
Furthermore, NAPPS called on every stakeholder in the educational sector in the state to rally support for the new commissioners to succeed, saying that education remains the bedrock of any society.
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