Umo Eno rolls out red carpet for young scholars, vows brighter future through bold education policy

UYO, NIGERIA — (NPA) MARCH 14 —The Governor of Akwa Ibom State, Pastor Umo Eno, on Friday welcomed pupils of King’s Kids Christian Montessori School during a guided tour of the Government House, Uyo.
In a statement issued Saturday, the governor expressed delight at the visit, noting that he always makes time for children because they represent the future of the state and the nation. He emphasised the responsibility of leaders to provide a peaceful and secure environment where young people can learn, grow, and pursue their dreams.
The governor encouraged the pupils to study diligently and aspire to become responsible leaders of tomorrow, while commending their teachers for their dedication in shaping young minds. “It was my pleasure to receive the pupils of King’s Kids Christian Montessori School, Uyo, who visited Government House to learn about the workings of government,” the statement read.
He added, “I encouraged them to study hard and become responsible leaders of tomorrow, and I commend their teachers for their dedication. It was a joy to interact with them and to receive their Award of Leadership Excellence.”
The governor further noted that Akwa Ibom State’s education policy is anchored on free and compulsory schooling, improved literacy, and human capital development. By investing in teachers, infrastructure, and universal basic education, the state aims to empower children with the skills and opportunities needed to thrive, ensuring that today’s pupils become tomorrow’s innovators and leaders.
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