Kogi State indigenes who graduate from the State Tertiary institutions and excell with flying colours are to enjoy automatic employment, according to the Kogi State Commissioner for Education, Science and Technology, Hon. Wemi Jones.
Hon. Jones made the disclosure when he received in audience
the National NAKOSS Executive under the leadership of Comrade Mojirola Balogun who came to the Honorable Commissioner’s Office today on a courtesy visit, said the decision is directives of the State Governor, praised him for his love for education.
The Commissioner described education as the most powerful tool for emancipation, reason why Gov. Yahaya Bello placed so much premium, described his monumental investment of budgeting 30% in 2022 even beyond the UNESCO stipulation as unprecedented.
The Commissioner described education as the most important tool in life, described Gov. Bello as an unusual politician, investing in education not for the immediate benefits but because of his believe that it is aimed at building the future.
Hon. Jones described the investment in education by Gov. Bello as monumental and iconic, added that his signing the education law, changing the face of secondary education remains unprecedented.
The Commissioner assured that the harvest of Government’s investment in the state has started showing forth, described the Gov. Bello as an uncommon phenomenon… Continue reading