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Oborevwori orders assessment of dilapidated Delta public schools

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Governor Sheriff Oborevwori has ordered an assessment of dilapidated public primary and secondary schools across Delta State for urgent rehabilitation. He also announced that three more model technical colleges will be completed and inaugurated before December 2026, and gave a N50m education support fund to a student.

What the institution said

  • Governor Sheriff Oborevwori ordered an assessment of dilapidated public primary and secondary schools across Delta State for urgent rehabilitation.

    “has ordered an assessment of dilapidated public primary and secondary schools across the state for urgent rehabilitation”
  • The governor gave the directive on Friday during the inauguration of the newly completed Model Technical College, Oghareki, in Ethiope West Local Government Area.

    “The governor gave the directive on Friday during the inauguration of the newly completed Model Technical College, Oghareki, in Ethiope West Local Government Area”
  • The state had more than 1,400 primary schools and 480 secondary schools requiring sustained investment and maintenance.

    “the state had more than 1,400 primary schools and 480 secondary schools requiring sustained investment and maintenance”
  • The State Executive Council directed the ministries to identify schools needing urgent intervention.

    “the State Executive Council had also directed the ministries to identify schools needing urgent intervention”
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  • Three more model technical colleges, located in Irri, Isoko South; Kiagbodo, Burutu; and Akugbene, Bomadi, would be completed and inaugurated before December 2026.

    “three more model technical colleges, located in Irri, Isoko South; Kiagbodo, Burutu; and Akugbene, Bomadi, would be completed and inaugurated before December 2026”
  • A N50m education support fund was announced for Miss Ogheneovo Davina, a Junior Technical II student.

    “announced a N50m education support fund for Miss Ogheneovo Davina, a Junior Technical II student”
  • The member representing Ethiope Federal Constituency, Erhiatake Ibori-Suenu, praised the quality of the project and the governor’s decision to complete it.

    “The member representing Ethiope Federal Constituency, Erhiatake Ibori-Suenu, praised the quality of the project and the governor’s decision to complete it”
  • The Chairman of Ethiope West Local Government Council, Christian Onogba, described the inauguration as a landmark achievement.

    “The Chairman of Ethiope West Local Government Council, Christian Onogba, described the inauguration as a landmark achievement”
  • The Oghara monarch, HRM Noble Eshemitan, Orefe III, Uku Oghara Na Me, congratulated the governor on the completion of the college.

    “The Oghara monarch, HRM Noble Eshemitan, Orefe III, Uku Oghara Na Me, congratulated the governor on the completion of the college”
  • Oborevwori commended former Governor James Ibori for his contributions to the state’s development and acknowledged former Governor Ifeanyi Okowa’s administration for initiating the Oghareki Technical College project.

    “Oborevwori commended former Governor James Ibori for his contributions to the state’s development and acknowledged former Governor Ifeanyi Okowa’s administration for initiating the Oghareki Technical College project”

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