Fubara Directs Immediate Promotion Of Senior Secondary School Teachers

In a significant move aimed at enhancing the educational landscape in Rivers State, Governor Siminalayi Fubara has directed the immediate promotion of all teachers employed by the government in senior secondary schools across the state. This decision comes as part of a broader effort to revamp the education sector and prioritize the well-being of educators.

The announcement was made during a press briefing held at the Government House in Port Harcourt, where Governor Fubara emphasized the importance of recognizing the hard work and dedication of teachers. “Our teachers are the backbone of our educational system, and it is only fair that we reward their efforts with promotions that reflect their commitment to our students’ success,” he stated.

The Governor’s directive aligns with his administration’s ongoing commitment to improving the quality of education in Rivers State. In a recent tweet, Governor Fubara reiterated his focus on prioritizing the education, health, and agriculture sectors, stating, “Starting with appropriately promoting our hardworking teachers, the boards will completely revamp the educational sector.”

This latest development follows a series of strategic appointments made by Governor Fubara to key positions within the state’s educational boards. These appointments are aimed at shaping and enhancing the future of the state, with a particular emphasis on the education sector.

The decision to promote teachers has been met with widespread support from educators and stakeholders in the state. Many have praised Governor Fubara for his proactive approach to addressing the challenges faced by the education sector and for recognizing the crucial role played by teachers in shaping the future of the state.

As Rivers State moves towards 2025, the focus remains on implementing measures that will ensure a robust and sustainable educational system. With the promotion of teachers and the appointment of competent individuals to key positions, Governor Fubara’s administration is taking significant steps towards achieving this goal.

In a similar development, Governor Mai Mala Buni of Yobe State recently offered automatic appointment to a female ‘volunteer’ teacher in the state. This gesture highlights the growing recognition of the importance of investing in the education sector and providing opportunities for talented individuals to contribute to the development of their communities.

As the Rivers State government continues to prioritize education and take bold steps to improve the sector, the people of the state can look forward to a brighter future, where quality education is accessible to all.