blamingthedevil:
Why not regularise the ones that meet standards instead of outright shutting down considering the fact that Anambra has only 229 Secondary Schools.... that means majority of Ndi Anambra attend "illegal" unapproved schools if you extrapolate the percentage of approved secondary schools with total number of schools at all levels.

What are the educational, social, religious, and economic implications?

blamingthedevil:
Why not regularise the ones that meet standards instead of outright shutting down considering the fact that Anambra has only 229 Secondary Schools.... that means majority of Ndi Anambra attend "illegal" unapproved schools if you extrapolate the percentage of approved secondary schools with total number of schools at all levels.

What are the educational, social, religious, and economic implications?

Kenneth4u205:
I hope he knows what he's doing. He's yet to initiate his own project. Only destroying what others initiated. The masses might end up hating him . He destroyed building. Destroyed market place. Now destroying school's. He should understand that those schools he is destroying is also the school that the poorest parents in the society can afford to send their children to. If not for such schools,I wouldn't be a graduate today living in a foreign country.

cern:
Instead of shutting them down, why can't he just suspend their activities untill they meet govt standards. That's the source of some people's livelihood ooo. All this mumu Governor's sha. God will judge all of you accordingly.

AFONJAPIG:
Anambra State has gotten themselves another Hitler

Daniel207:
Igbo won't complain to what concern them. Tinubu for president. Take it or hug transformer

Legendforte:
Anambra would be aggressively reformed under Soludo's administration.

byteem:
To build one must first take down faulty structures.. if not any attempt to build on it will be a adjourning the evil day.. soludo is doing well

Kenneth4u205:
I hope he knows what he's doing. He's yet to initiate his own project. Only destroying what others initiated. The masses might end up hating him . He destroyed building. Destroyed market place. Now destroying school's. He should understand that those schools he is destroying is also the school that the poorest parents in the society can afford to send their children to. If not for such schools,I wouldn't be a graduate today living in a foreign country.

Lagschools:
If the schools are not up to par, they should be shutdown.

The primary and secondary education is the most important level of education, it should never be sub-standard.

MarketDispatch:


What happened to government assistance to enable them come up to standard and be approved?

SeunTheOwner:

He's becoming the Elrufai of Anambra state

Goodman247:
yes, people might think he is destroying properties, but he is reforming the state, time will tell, he is the one that started reform in the banking sector, l see him doing good tbings

Seniorwriter:
NwaNimo1 on the beat.....

Soludo is delutional to me.....leadership is about emphaty.....


As in the man is really surprising me.
What stops him via ministry of education to enhance the schools curriculum are up to standard.


This man may come out worse than mbadinuju

That's how he's been demolishing things in onitsha

Like it's the first priority

I will just be watching him

LordErrk:


Why should the government help unregistered and unaccredited schools, when there are thousands of other better qualified schools wey never see government assistance?
A lot of schools nowadays just run their thing for the money, and not for impacting anything positive

andrewegbuna:

Opening a school is not a must. If u can't atleast provide d basic government requirements for opening a school, u have no business running a school. Instead go open church, atleast there are no stringent requirements. Nowadays u see soo many schools not conducive for learning litered everywhere

Bonesbreaker:
Whoever that says this is wrong is not senisable to understand how running none registered school has is effects on your children,this is a nice development

MarketDispatch:


I still maintain Government assistance is required to enable the schools come up to standard either by helping them access universal basic education funding etc.

tonyson010:


It is obvious u didn't understand the news.

“Owners of such schools are advised, for their own benefit, to register their establishments and adhere to the procedures for school inspection.” the above is in the news.

frog12:
tell us now

NwaNimo1:

https://dailypost.ng/2022/07/21/soludo-to-shut-down-over-1000-unapproved-schools-in-anambra/

NwaNimo1:


Soludo's chaos and destruction continues........

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...we are watching!