Imo Assembly tasks Okorocha

News Express |1st Jul 2015 | 3,730
Imo Assembly tasks Okorocha

The Imo Assembly has adopted a motion urging Governor Rochas Okorocha to provide facilities for the take-off of the proposed College of Education in Ihitte Uboma Local Government Area.

Moving the motion during plenary on Tuesday in Owerri, Dr Uche Ejiogu (APC- Ihite Uboma), noted that the state needed a new College of Education with the upgrade of Alvan Ikoku College of Education to a University of Education.

“The take-off of the college will provide the much needed middle level manpower for the education sector in the state,: Ejiogu said.

The lawmaker also said that a new College of Education would ensure the admission of more students into tertiary institutions yearly.

Supporting the motion, Mr Lawson Duruji (APC- Ehime Mbano), stated that the successful takeoff of the programme would enhance the revenue of the state and create employment.

The Speaker of the Assembly, Mr Iheanacho Ihim (Okigwe- APC), urged the state governor to facilitate the completion of infrastructure at the proposed College of Education. (NAN)

•Photo shows Governor Okorocha.



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