Ebonyi Commissioner Ensures Closure of Unregistered Schools for Educational Policy Compliance
Ebonyi State Commissioner of Education, Dr. Donatus Illang, clarified that the closure of unapproved and unregistered schools across 13 local government areas was not driven by malicious intent but aimed at enforcing educational policies. The state government's new policy prioritizes individual responsibility in implementing the closure of non-compliant schools.
Dr. Illang emphasized that no institution, regardless of status, would be exempt from compliance. He urged parents to enroll their children in approved schools meeting necessary criteria.
The government is committed to upholding educational standards and ensuring a conducive learning environment for pupils and students.
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