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Chief Ukah Resumes As Basic and Secondary Education Commissioner


The newly appointed Commissioner for Basic and Secondary Education, in Delta State, Chief Patrick Ukah has charged management and staff of the ministry to be up and doing with their duties so as to sustain the development strides attained in the education sector during the first tenure of Governor Ifeanyi Okowa.

The commissioner gave the charge when he met management and staff of the ministry on his resumption on Friday, July 5, 2019 as the Commissioner of Basic and Secondary Education.

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Chief Ukah who is the immediate past Commissioner for Information, said the education sub sector was part of the key programme of the SMART Agenda of the administration and as such the Government would continue to place more priority in construction and renovation of schools in the state.

He commended management and staff of the ministry for the support they gave to the immediate past commissioner and urged them to extend the same to him.

Earlier on the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry, Comrade Samuel Dietake, congratulated the Commissioner on his appointment as a commissioner and his subsequent deployment to the ministry.

(L-R) Chief Patrick Ukah Receiving Handover Notes from Comrade Samuel Dietake, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education

(L-R) Chief Patrick Ukah Receiving Handover Notes from Comrade Samuel Dietake, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education

He assured the commissioner that staff of the ministry would give him all the support he needed to succeed in his new assignment.

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Highlights of the event was the presentation of hand over notes by the permanent secretary to commissioner and also the inspection of various departments of the ministry by the Commissioner.


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