Abia State College of Education in Arochukwu Regains Accreditation for 24 Courses
Abia State College of Education in Arochukwu has successfully regained accreditation for 24 courses that were previously lost under the past administration. Governor Alex Otti disclosed this during a monthly media chat in November in Umuahia, the state capital.
The Governor highlighted ongoing infrastructure developments, including road construction, hostels, lecture theaters, and classrooms to enhance teacher training. Additionally, Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu Polytechnic in Aba is set to be commissioned soon.
Governor Otti also emphasized the importance of environmental protection, mentioning the State Environment Protection Agency (ASEPA) and its initiatives.
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