By Magnus Emuji
The Field Office of the Delta State Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education has been described as strategic in delivering the educational policy thrust of the state government.
The Chief Inspector of Education (CIE) for Isoko South Local Government Area, Mr. Adeda Ekuevugbe, stated this at Oleh while speaking with newsmen.
He said the office had been restructured as a befitting permanent site and thanked the state government, including the Permanent Secretary in the ministry, Mr Augustine Oghoro, for providing him and other staff of the office a conducive working environment through the ministry.
Ekuevugbe recalled that before 2021, the office was temporarily operating inside the premises of Emiye Girl's Grammar School at Oleh, adding that the office had been separated from the school with a fence and new entrance gate.
The CIE stated that considering the importance of the office, especially in dealing with the public and different key players in the education sector, he erected a standard signpost for its easy identification and accessibility in the area.
Ekuevugbe further said that since they relocated to the permanent site where there was no existing signpost, many people were mistaken the office to be a health care centre hence the need for the signpost.
He stated that there had been cordial working relationship with the relevant stakeholders, aimed at improving the education sector in the area.
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