Anambra State Governor, Peter Obi has said quality education is one legacy he would be leaving behind as governor of the state.
Speaking in Awka, the state capital after presenting more buses to schools in the state, the Governor made it clear that no society can move forward without quality education and to buttress his point, the governor has so far released 230 buses to schools in the past few months.
In his speech, the Governor said “this is just one of the promises. Those who are not receiving here today, be rest assured that you will get it.”
The Governor asked traditional leaders and union leaders in the state to maintain effective supervision of school projects in their areas. He also revealed that the State Government has set aside salaries for 5,000 teachers to be employed into various schools across the state until December 2015.
The State Commissioner for Education, Uju Okeke said the buses will tackle the challenges of transportation and afford easy mobility for the students.
Although his tenure comes to an end soon, the Governor has promised the continuity of the projects he has embarked on.
