Education
Delta Commissioner Cancels Supplementary Transfer Of Teachers
By Magnus Emuji
The Honourable Commissioner for Secondary Education, Mrs Rose Ezewu, has ordered the cancellation of the supplementary transfer of teachers just released with immediate effect, citing gross irregularities in the transfer process.
In a statement, the Commissioner frowned at persistent disregard for the even distribution of teachers amongst rural and urban schools with a big vacuum been created by this anomaly.
Ezewu said that the craving for teachers to be transferred from rural schools which already has a deficit in manpower to urban schools that were already overpopulated with some of the teachers doing nothing, creates an imbalance that does not augur well for the educational sector in Delta state and not in line with the RENEWED HOPE FOR MORE AGENDA of Oborevwori’s Administration.
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She warned school heads not to accept any teacher posted to their schools through this exercise, emphasizing the urgent need to prioritize rural schools in helping to lift the standard of our education, just as she said that any school head that contravene this order will face stiff punishment.
Ezewu assured of the government’s commitment towards uplifting the standard of education and ensure compliance and accountability in schools to help in actualizing the administration’s mantra for sustainable and affordable education for all citizens and inhabitants of Delta state.
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