SUBEB Chairman Inspects Ongoing School Reconstruction Projects In Edo South

The chairman of the State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), Barrister (Mrs.) Onomen Briggs led a delegation to inspect reconstruction projects at some schools across the Edo South Senatorial District.
Accompanied by Dr. Osahon Aibangbee, Engr. Martins, the Edo South board member, Honourable Pastor Mrs. Angela Okpamen, and Mrs. Briggs evaluated the progress of initiatives to improve school infrastructure.

The schools visited include Ebo Primary School, Ore-Oghene Primary School, Evbareke Junior Secondary School, Useh Junior Secondary School, and Okhokhugbo Primary School.

At Ore-Oghene Primary School, the Chairman met with Headmistress Helen Ogbemudia Ese.
The headmistress shared concerns about the poor condition of the school buildings and its effects on student welfare.

In response, Mrs. Briggs assured the reconstruction would be completed as quickly as possible.
In a post-inspection interview, Mrs Briggs expressed her satisfaction with the work completed to date. She noted that she envisions the projects finalised within a couple of weeks, a development that will significantly enhance the learning environment.

Addressing the issue of vandalism, she stressed the importance of community involvement. According to Mrs Briggs, parents, teachers, students, and residents must take ownership of these facilities, ensuring they are well-protected and maintained.

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Mrs. Briggs also revealed that over a hundred schools across the state’s three senatorial districts are undergoing renovations and reconstruction where necessary.

As part of this statewide initiative, the schools will be equipped with essential furnishings and amenities designed to create a safe and conducive learning environment.

She called on all stakeholders to support these efforts, emphasising that a collective approach is key to transforming public education and securing a brighter future for the state’s children.