Governor Monday Okpebholo of Edo State praised the Nigerian Army for its recent intervention in the state’s education sector, citing the remodelling of Ezomo Primary and Secondary Schools as a significant boost to learning.
In a statement, Okpebholo highlighted the Army’s role in upgrading the facilities at the schools, which are located in the capital city of Benin City. He said the improvements would create a more conducive environment for students and teachers alike.
The governor noted that the Army’s involvement in educational infrastructure is part of a broader national effort to enhance learning outcomes across Nigeria. He expressed gratitude for the support and urged continued collaboration between the military and civilian authorities.
While the article does not detail the specific upgrades, the remodelling is expected to address long‑standing issues such as classroom conditions, sanitation, and learning resources.
Okpebholo’s comments come as Edo State seeks to strengthen its educational system amid growing demands for quality schooling in the region.
<small>Source: Punch Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>