Benue SUBEB Commits To Enhancing Quality Education In Public Schools

Benue SUBEB Commits To Enhancing Quality Education In Public Schools

The Benue State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) has reaffirmed its dedication to delivering quality education in public schools, following the rollout of new reforms aimed at enhancing the state’s education system…….CONTINUE READING 

During a live appearance on Radio Benue’s public enlightenment program, “On the Line,” Executive Chairman Dr. Grace Adagba outlined the board’s initiatives to improve basic education standards across the state. Accompanied by Dr. Samuel Akaa, Director of Finance and Accounts, and Dr. Karim Usman, Director of the Digital Resource Centre, Dr. Adagba highlighted various achievements under her leadership.

She noted that the current administration, led by Governor Hyacinth Iormem Alia, is focused on providing modern infrastructure and instructional materials to enhance the learning experience. Dr. Adagba emphasized the importance of the recent Enrolment Drive Campaign, aimed at enrolling all school-age children in line with the state’s policy of free and compulsory basic education.

She encouraged parents to enroll their children as young as two years old in Early Childhood Care, Development, and Education (ECCDE) centers located in public primary schools, which serve as nursery schools and lay a solid educational foundation.

Additionally, Dr. Adagba discussed SUBEB’s partnerships with organizations like UNICEF, which support the board with training and instructional materials for ECCDE centers. She highlighted ongoing initiatives in collaboration with the Universal Basic Education Commission aimed at rehabilitating street children and equipping them with essential skills.

Reassuring the public about the quality of teaching staff in public schools, she confirmed that all teachers hold at least an NCE certificate, ensuring high standards of instruction.

Dr. Karim Usman shared that SUBEB’s online recruitment portal is functioning smoothly, following a successful staff verification exercise that has led to an effective automated payroll system. Dr. Akaa reaffirmed SUBEB’s commitment to transparency and accountability in its operations.

Listeners praised Dr. Adagba’s leadership and noted visible improvements at SUBEB. They also advocated for the reintroduction of handcraft learning in public schools, commending the board’s effective supervision of teachers, which has significantly boosted performance.