The Executive Chairman, Delta State Post Primary Education Board (PPEB), Professor Emmanuel Tibi has commended the State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori for his Administration's strategic approach towards ensuring meaningful development in the State.
Professor Tibi stated this in his congratulatory message to celebrate the Governor's achievements within two years of his Administration's M.O.R.E Agenda.
He said that Governor Oborevwori had performed exceedingly well in all critical sectors of the economy, stressing that he had surpassed the expectations of Deltans.
Professor Tibi, a former Provost of the defunct College of Education, Agbor, now University of Delta, Agbor emphasized that the State under the leadership of Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori had continued to give the education sector a facelift.
While congratulating the Governor for bringing development to the doorsteps of Deltans and residents in the state, Professor Tibi explained that the governor's gesture was part of his social contract with Deltans during his electioneering campaign.
Professor Tibi , who asserted that there was so much to celebrate for , especially in the education system, highlighted some of the Governor's achievements in education sector to include the gracious approval of 40 years of service/65 years of age for teachers in both public primary and secondary schools in the state and the promotion of stagnated teachers on Principals' cadre to salary grade level 17 among others.
He described the Governor as focused, resilient and astute leader whose governance prowess has put the State on the path of progressive development, assuring that Governor Oborevwori's M.O.R.E in conjunction with President Bola Tinubu's Renewed Hope Initiative are on the trajectory to bringing more socioeconomic development to Delta State.
He reiterated the unwavering support of staff of the Board for the Governor, saying that " to whom much is given, much is expected".
According to Professor Tibi, secondary school teachers and non teaching staff of the Board should always put in their best , reminding them that there was need for all hands to be on deck in driving the education system to greater heights.
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