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NGO Continues Teachers' Skill Enhancement Project in Edo. By: Oriaifoh Godwins Josemaria Escriva Foundation (JOSEF) has commenced the Teachers Skills Enhancement Project (TSEP) for selected Public Primary Schools in Esan West and Esan Central Local Government Areas of Edo state. The project is aimed at improving the quality of education through training of 60 Teachers and 10 Learning and Development Officers (LDOs) annually in the areas of innovative content delivery using the Teachers Tablets (TT), Technology-Enhanced Learning (Blending technology abd learning using the TT), writing and communications skills, enhancing self esteem, time and stress management skills, amongst others. The project has the approval of the Edo State Universal Basic  Education Board, and funded in partnership with TY Danjuma Foundation (TYDF).  Welcoming the participants to the 2024 Training session, the Chief Responsibility Officer for JOSEF Dr. Jude Obasanmi, revealed that, a total of 60 teachers ...

2024 Edo Guber: Legacy we are leaving behind, should be better than what we met  -Uhomoibhi By: Oriaifoh Godwins For the world to be a better place for us and the future generation to live in, the legacies we are leaving behind, should be better than the legacy we met...these are the words of Ambassador Professor Martin Ihoeghian Uhomoibhi when reacting to the process of electioneering currently ongoing as Edo State prepare for the governorship election. "...as the governor, Edo state will become a model that other states in Nigeria will copy from. He has often emphasised that Governance..." Ambassador Uhomoibhi, who said; "...the way things are going, we cannot pretend that all is well in Nigeria, and particularly in Edo State, with the excruciating pains that we experience daily as a result of the poor leadership that we assisted to enthrone in the past..." "...we must be resolute in changing our narrative, and ensure that only our best foot, with the right m...

2024 Edo Guber: Legacy we are leaving behind, should be better than what we met       -Uhomoibhi By: Oriaifoh Godwins For the world to be a better place for us and the future generation to live in, the legacies we are leaving behind, should be better than the legacy we met...these are the words of Ambassador Professor Martin Ihoeghian Uhomoibhi when reacting to the process of electioneering currently ongoing as Edo State prepare for the governorship election. "...as the governor, Edo state will become a model that other states in Nigeria will copy from..." Ambassador Uhomoibhi, who said; "...the way things are going, we cannot pretend that all is well in Nigeria, and particularly in Edo State, with the excruciating pains that we experience daily as a result of the poor leadership that we assisted to enthrone in the past..." "...we must be resolute in changing our narrative, and ensure that only our best foot, with the right mix of good Leadership qualities emer...

 2024 EDO GUBER... Group again Makes Passionate Plea for Fairness, Urge All Senatorial districts to Support Edo Central By: Oriaifoh Godwins Representatives of various Esan-focused groups, including Esan New Era, Esan Sons, Daughters for Good Governance, and Esan Diaspora, again, on Wednesday, 7th February, 2024, in a national Press conference that held at the Prestige Hotel, Benin, Edo state, called for inclusivity, fairness and justice in the upcoming Edo State gubernatorial election. "...Recent polls indicate 75 percent of Edo electorates are open to an Edo Central candidate. This is the spirit of Edo rising again, the spirit that fought for justice against oppression..." In a Press statement delivered on behalf of the groups by Prince Emmanuel Odigie, the National Deputy Chairman of Esan New Era, the groups emphasized their call for an Edo Central candidate to lead the state, citing historical Support s that Edo central had in time past rendered to Edo North and South, bu...

February of Festival in Ekpoma Kingdom...as Ekpoma Celebrates Ihuen Festival By: Oriaifoh Godwins Ihuen Festival, a yearly cultural festival celebrated by the people of Ekpoma Kingdom, kicked off yesterday Thursday, the 1st of February, 2024, with the paying of homage to the Palace by the various communities in Ekpoma kingdom, business Organisations, and well wishers.  The event continued today, Thursday 2nd February with the conferment of Chieftaincy titles on a number of persons that, over the years, have shown exemplary character worthy of emulation. The paying of homage to the Monarch, His Royal Majesty, Barr. Anthony Ehizojie Abumere ll, JP, also continued. Amongst the array of groups that paid homage to the Monarch today, include the Ibirra Community resident in the kingdom, the Agua-Ose traditional religious sect, the Generators Repairers Association, the Kegites Club and a host of others A very symbolic highlight of today's event of the festival, is the offering of prayers ...