Edo Ministry of Education Partners NDDC to Empower Girls in Schools with Educational Materials

In an effort to support education for girls in Edo State, the Ministry of Education in line with it’s “Protect the Girl Child Initiative” collaborated with the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) to support and equip girls in Edo state to enhance their learning. This partnership aims to distribute school bags and essential learning accessories to students across the state.

Mrs. Mercy Babawale, State Director of NDDC, praised the Honourable Commissioner of Education Dr Emmanuel Paddy Iyamu and the ministry for their commitment and all they have been doing since they came onboard to uplift educational standards,infrastructural Development and the overall learning experience in Edo state l. She assured them that under the leadership of Chief Samuel Ogbuku, the NDDC is dedicated to making a significant impact in the lives of young learners and the Niger Delta Development.

In his remarks, Dr. Paddy Iyamu, the Honorable Commissioner of Education, expressed gratitude to the NDDC’s Managing Director and the state executive council for their support in this laudable initiative. He emphasized the importance of equipping Edo children with the necessary tools to help them become effective leaders of tomorrow.

This initiative not only aims to empower girls but also strengthens the educational framework within the state, paving the way for a brighter future for all students in Edo to thrive.

Breaking News: AAU MEDICAL DOCTORS ’ INDUCTION ISSUE RESOLVED, SET FOR FEBRUARY 13, 2025

The Edo State Government has successfully resolved the long-standing delay in the induction of 128 medical graduates from Ambrose Alli University (AAU), Ekpoma, who completed their studies in August 2024. Recall the student protested on the 9th January and blocked the Ekpoma road when the Governor was passing through due to several months of uncertainty and the Governor gave them the assurance and commitment to resolve the issue in record time.

The Honorable Commissioner for Education, Dr. Paddy Iyamu, and the Vice chancellor of the AAU closed out the long standing engagements with the MDCN Registrar, Dr. Fatima Kyari, in Abuja and the issue has finally been resolved and induction slated for 13th Feb,2025.

On behalf of the Government and students of AAU, Dr Paddy expressed gratitude for her support and reaffirmed Edo State’s Government’s dedication to student welfare. This resolution underscores Governor Okpebholo’s commitment to education, youth empowerment, and strengthening the healthcare sector.

The induction marks a victory for students and a step forward in addressing healthcare needs in Nigeria.
Congratulations to the new doctors as they embark on their professional journey.