Team Inspects Two Lokoja Schools to Assess Basic Education Facilities and Digital Learning By Anne Olurinde A delegation from the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS), Kuru, through its Abuja office, has commended Kogi State for its performance in infrastructural development and human development, following a courtesy visit to the Chairman of the State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB). The team lead, Dr Prince Omopariola, praised the SUBEB Chairman for his dedication and resilience, noting that the delegation had visited six states in the course of its assessment, with Kogi State standing out in the areas of infrastructure and human development. Dr Omopariola made the commendation during the team's visit to the SUBEB Chairman in his office on Tuesday. In his response, the SUBEB Chairman commended the administration of Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo for its commitment to the development of primary and basic education in Kogi State. He noted that the state government's efforts were contributing to the development of the basic education sector and providing a foundation for improved learning outcomes. The Chairman also called for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to be given another tenure, arguing that continuity would enable the Federal Government to consolidate on the progress recorded so far. As part of the visit, the NIPSS delegation embarked on an on-the-spot assessment of two schools within the Lokoja metropolis to evaluate facilities and learning conditions. The schools visited were LGEA Model School, Cantonment, Lokoja, and LGEA Primary School, Mahadi, which serves as a digital …
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