Ogun Govt Asks Private School Owners To Align With New Policy On Digitalized Process To Detect Malpractices - EDU-BIZNEWS

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Ogun Govt Asks Private School Owners To Align With New Policy On Digitalized Process To Detect Malpractices


 

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Ogun State Government has called on private school owners to align with the Prince Dapo Abiodun administration's transformation agenda, to ensure uniformity, effectiveness and efficiency of the policies and developmental initiatives in the Education Sector 


The State Commissioner for Education Science and Technology, Prof. Abayomi Arigbabu made the call, during the State Executive Meeting of National Associations of Proprietors of Private Schools (NAPPS) in Ijebu-Ode, Saying the digital platform used for driving the entire system had been positioned in a way that all sort of malpractices including, giving a learner multiple Learner Identification Number (LIN), taking a child from one class to higher class or another school without following the due processes have been disallowed.


He advised parents to desist from fast tracking their wards advancement unlawfully, urging them to allow them go through the right processes which would enable them stand the test of time.


Prof. Arigbabu who identified  two categories of schools in Ogun State to include Approved and Unapproved, encouraged unregistered schools to take advantage of the opened portal and get registered.


" Please let us all be on the right side, avoid any form of manipulations on the platform, align with our policy, join hands with us to clean up the entire education system, " the Commissioner pleaded.


Responding, President of NAPPS Ogun State Chapter Otunba Joshua Osibeluwo, commended the Prince Dapo Abiodun-Led administration on its commitment in repositioning the sector to build enviable future for the leaners as well as involvement of the Private Schools owners in the policy making, while pledging their support and conformity with the government.

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