Governor Fubara Says 75 Percent of Primary Schools Have No Teachers 90 Percent Dilapidated

Governor Fubara has indeed raised concerns about the educational system in Rivers State, revealing that a staggering 75 percent of primary schools in the state are facing a severe teacher shortage. Additionally, he highlighted that a significant 90 percent of these schools are in a dilapidated condition. This alarming situation underscores a major challenge in providing quality education to children in the state.

The governor’s statements were made public through various platforms, including a statement released by his Chief Press Secretary and multiple tweets from news outlets and other sources. This information sheds light on the urgent need for improvements in the education sector in Rivers State, particularly in terms of infrastructure and human resources.

Given this critical situation, it is evident that addressing the teacher shortage and improving the condition of primary schools should be a top priority for the state government. This could involve implementing strategies to attract and retain qualified teachers, investing in the renovation and maintenance of school facilities, and perhaps exploring public-private partnerships to bolster the education system.