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Dr. Alex Otti, the governor of Abia State, has restated his government’s commitment to prioritizing the state’s education and health sectors.
During a meeting with the Board of Trustees of Lux Mundi University in Umuahia, President Otti stated that his government aimed to address the core causes of education and health crises.
The group was led by Prof. Ahmed Abubakar Audi, the Board of Trustees’ alternate chair.
The Board had informed the Governor about a collaboration with the Home Health Aid Training Institute in the United States of America (USA).
The institute, according to the board, will send 50 students to the United States next month for an exchange program, while the board also utilized the opportunity to invite the governor to the school’s second matriculation program, which will take place on July 18, 2025.
Otti praised the positive news, emphasizing the importance of education and health in the state.
“For us in the state, the major issues you raised have been on our agenda since we arrived in 2023: education and healthcare. In the last 24 months, we have spent 15% of our budget on health and 20% on education,” he said.
Governor Otti aimed to address the fundamental causes of difficulties in education and health under his term.
According to him, “we discovered that the number of out-of-school youngsters was actually increasing. We examined the entire issue; on Mondays and Tuesdays, we observe school-aged youngsters hawking items such as akara and groundnuts.
“When we looked into it, we discovered that many of them couldn’t afford to attend school due to school costs.
“We removed school fees at the beginning of this year, making education free and compulsory at the basic level,” said the Governor to applause.
The government’s free education program increased school enrollment, causing a shortage of teachers and a need to improve the learning environment.
Conclusion “First of all, we tried to make teaching attractive by improving their pay and also making all the total compensation package more attractive than even the Civil Service” , he said.
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The governor went on to say that hiring 5,364 new teachers was insufficient to keep up with the continued increase in enrollment in public schools, and that Abia is currently hiring an additional 4,000 teachers to ensure that every school has adequate, well-trained, and motivated personnel.
Conclusion “The fact that your parents are not rich should not deny you the opportunity to go to school,” he explained.
Otti disclosed that his administration inherited a dilapidated and understaffed primary healthcare system, with none of the 948 centers functioning properly.
He replied: “The first thing we did was to design a minimum standard template for primary Healthcare Centers” .
The governor reported that 138 out of 200 PHCs have been modified, with the other 62 set to be completed soon.
“We have commissioned those that have been appropriately fitted. The most recent one took place in Bende. Solar power has been installed in the basic health care centers.
Audi utilized the occasion to praise the governor for welcoming them, saying his performance in Abia State is unrivaled.
