The Delta State Government has enhanced primary education by commissioning essential projects, including a solar system, a potable water facility, and modern toilets at Aniogor Primary School in Ejeme-Aniogor. Commissioner Kingsley Ashibogwu urged the community and school staff to maintain these facilities to encourage further development in the area.
Boosting Education with Essential Infrastructure
The Delta State Government has taken a significant step toward enhancing primary education by commissioning essential infrastructure at Aniogor Primary School, Ejeme-Aniogor, in the Aniocha-South Local Government Area. The new projects include a rehabilitated potable water facility, a modern toilet block, and a solar power system. These upgrades are designed to improve the learning environment for pupils and staff while also benefiting the surrounding community.
The Delta State Commissioner for Primary Education, Kingsley Ashibogwu, officially commissioned the projects during a ceremony that highlighted the state’s commitment to grassroots development. Speaking at the event, Ashibogwu urged the community, school management, and staff to protect the new amenities. He emphasized that proper maintenance of the infrastructure would attract further development to the area.
Ashibogwu expressed his appreciation for the collaboration between the state government and philanthropic individuals. He described the projects as a testament to the success of partnerships that bring tangible benefits to the people.
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“I can tell you with confidence that these facilities meet international standards and will go a long way toward serving their intended purpose if maintained,” he said. “I am appealing to everyone here today to safeguard these facilities as this will spur the state government and other individuals to do more.”
Solar Power and Philanthropy Transform School
The installation of a solar power system marks a significant milestone for Aniogor Primary School. Solar energy offers a reliable and sustainable solution to power challenges, ensuring an uninterrupted electricity supply for the school. This advancement is expected to enhance teaching and learning, particularly for technology-based educational activities.
These projects were made possible through the efforts of Chief Frank Egwu, a prominent indigene of Aniogor and a dedicated philanthropist. Egwu has long contributed to the community’s development. Speaking at the event, he shared his passion for uplifting education and other critical sectors in Ejeme-Aniogor.
Egwu has contributed to the community by providing scholarships to university students, rewarding top-performing pupils with cash awards, and donating textbooks to the school. He emphasized that investing in education builds the future of the community and encouraged others to support the development of Ejeme-Aniogor.
Smart Ufoh, Delta State Commissioner for Technical Education, also praised Chief Egwu’s efforts during the ceremony. Ufoh noted that Egwu’s contributions had significantly boosted development in the area, particularly in education and healthcare. He urged other well-meaning individuals to emulate Egwu’s philanthropic spirit.
Positive Transformation in Aniogor Primary School
The headteacher of Aniogor Primary School, Raymond Oyekpe, expressed gratitude for the new infrastructure. In his welcome address, Oyekpe acknowledged the support of the state government and Chief Egwu. He highlighted the positive changes the school has experienced, including increased pupil enrollment since he assumed office.
Oyekpe offered assurances that the new facilities would significantly improve the learning environment, pledging that they would be used properly and well-maintained. He also urged the government to address staffing challenges by deploying more teachers to the school.
The commissioning ceremony was attended by notable dignitaries, including Obi Anthony Ogboli, the traditional ruler of Ejeme-Aniogor Kingdom, and Jonnes Ofunne, the Education Secretary of Aniocha-South. Palace chiefs, ministry directors, and community members also attended the occasion, underscoring the importance of collaborative efforts in promoting development at the grassroots level.
The commissioning of the solar power system, potable water project, and toilet facilities at Aniogor Primary School marks a significant achievement for Delta State. These developments, driven by collaboration between the government and philanthropic individuals, underscore the transformative power of partnerships. As the school community works to maintain these facilities, the impact of the projects is expected to resonate for years to come, fostering a brighter future for Aniogor and its residents.
