EDUCATION SUMMIT: A’IBOM ASSEMBLY COMMITTED TO UDOM’S POLICY THRUST – SPEAKER
By Tony Okechukwu
Speaker of Akwa Ibom State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Aniekan Bassey, said at the weekend that members of the Seventh Assembly under his watch remain committed to the policy thrust of Governor Udom Emmanuel and would continually make legislations for qualitative educational system in the State.
He lauded the State Governor for carefully constituting the 23-Member Committee for the Summit and maintained that its theme, “Human Capacity Building for Sustainable Transformation of Persons and Society”, was apt.
Rt. Hon. Bassey, who made this known while sharing his thoughts with journalists on the forthcoming education summit in the State, hinted that “the agenda of the Seventh Assembly is people-oriented and in sync with the educational policy and development drive of Governor Udom Emmanuel.”
He added that the House’s recess has not halted legislative activities of members at Committee and Constituency levels, maintaining that “the synergy between the executive and the legislature has aided progress in the State and has also assisted the government and lawmakers achieve more positive results”.
Speaking further on the prospect of education in the State, the Speaker said that the quality of teachers in the employ of government and upgrade of infrastructure in schools by the Udom Emmanuel-led administration, would up quality learning and performance by students.
While expressing appreciation to the people of Akwa Ibom and faithfuls of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) for believing in the party and in the policy thrust of Governor Udom Emmanuel, Rt. Hon. Bassey also assured of the 7th Assembly’s total support to the development of education in the State, and commitment to quality legislations in the sector.
He stressed that more infrastructure works is ongoing across the State to provide enabling environment to the people of the State and investors.
“I want to assure you that, as the people’s Assembly, part of our aim is to create awareness and bridge existing gaps between leaders, stakeholders, representatives and the general public. It is part of our aim to garner support for government policies and ensure that government action benefits the people,” he said.
Speaker of Akwa Ibom State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Aniekan Bassey, said at the weekend that members of the Seventh Assembly under his watch remain committed to the policy thrust of Governor Udom Emmanuel and would continually make legislations for qualitative educational system in the State.
He lauded the State Governor for carefully constituting the 23-Member Committee for the Summit and maintained that its theme, “Human Capacity Building for Sustainable Transformation of Persons and Society”, was apt.
Rt. Hon. Bassey, who made this known while sharing his thoughts with journalists on the forthcoming education summit in the State, hinted that “the agenda of the Seventh Assembly is people-oriented and in sync with the educational policy and development drive of Governor Udom Emmanuel.”
He added that the House’s recess has not halted legislative activities of members at Committee and Constituency levels, maintaining that “the synergy between the executive and the legislature has aided progress in the State and has also assisted the government and lawmakers achieve more positive results”.
Speaking further on the prospect of education in the State, the Speaker said that the quality of teachers in the employ of government and upgrade of infrastructure in schools by the Udom Emmanuel-led administration, would up quality learning and performance by students.
While expressing appreciation to the people of Akwa Ibom and faithfuls of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) for believing in the party and in the policy thrust of Governor Udom Emmanuel, Rt. Hon. Bassey also assured of the 7th Assembly’s total support to the development of education in the State, and commitment to quality legislations in the sector.
He stressed that more infrastructure works is ongoing across the State to provide enabling environment to the people of the State and investors.
“I want to assure you that, as the people’s Assembly, part of our aim is to create awareness and bridge existing gaps between leaders, stakeholders, representatives and the general public. It is part of our aim to garner support for government policies and ensure that government action benefits the people,” he said.
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