Governor Aiyedatiwa’s Bold Step, 1,000 New Teachers to Revitalize Ondo State’s Education Sector – Chief Lawrence Adenugba
In a move that has been hailed as a major boost to the education sector, Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa has approved the recruitment of 1,000 new teachers into Ondo State’s public secondary schools. This bold initiative is part of the governor’s efforts to strengthen academic standards and promote effective teaching and learning in the state.
Chief Lawrence, a prominent leader in the state, has lauded Governor Aiyedatiwa’s decision, describing it as a “timely intervention” that will help address the shortage of qualified teachers in the state’s public schools.
“This is a welcome development that will have a positive impact on the education sector in Ondo State,” Chief Lawrence said.
The recruitment of 1,000 new teachers is expected to significantly improve the teacher-student ratio in the state’s public schools, which has been a major challenge in recent years.
With more qualified teachers in the classrooms, students can expect to receive better instruction and support, leading to improved academic performance and outcomes.
Governor Aiyedatiwa’s administration has made education a top priority, recognizing its critical role in driving economic growth and development. By investing in the education sector, the governor is demonstrating his commitment to creating a brighter future for the people of Ondo State.
The recruitment exercise was transparent and merit-based, with qualified candidates selected from across the state, this must be commended.
As the education sector in Ondo State continues to evolve, Governor Aiyedatiwa’s decision to inject 1,000 new teachers is a bold step in the right direction. With this initiative, the governor is sending a clear message that education is a top priority in Ondo State, and that his administration is committed to providing the necessary resources and support to ensure that students receive a world-class education., chief Lawrence Adenugba said
