70 BRAND NEW OPERATIONAL VEHICLES AND 4 OTHER PROJECTS EXECUTED BY NECO COMMISSIONS BY MINISTER OF EDUCATION

The Minister of Education Professor Tahir Mamman has commissioned the multi billion naira seventy new operational vehicles and other four distinctive projects executed by NECO with an an assurance that the Federal Government will continue to commit substantial amount of resources to the development of education in Nigeria.

This is in view of it's overall importance to the development of every sector of the Nigerian economy as well as a veritable tool for societal development.

Minister of Education Professor Tahir Mamman stated this while commissioning the seventy brand new operational vehicles an ict centre and drivers fool among others in Minna Niger state.

Represented by the Permanent Secretary Federal Ministry of Education Dr Andrew David Adejo the Minister commended Professor Dantani Ibrahim Wushishi for living above board stressing that development of education remain the number one priority of present administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

Prof Tahir Mamman however would wants NECO to consider providing flying boats at riverine areas especially from states of Bayelsa Rivers Lagos and Niger among others to ease their work of providing seamless and transparent examination in Nigeria and beyond.

NECO Registrar and Chief Executive Professor Dantani Wushishi said he is truly grateful for the support of ministry of Education, Minister of Education Staff and Management Borad of NECO in line with the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

According to him three new NECO offices at Katsina Gombe and Kogi states have reached seventy percent completion level and that they were contructed through the NECO Internally Generated Revenue IGR.

Prof Dantani Wushishi explained that another seven new offices are to have their ground breaking flag off by the Minister of Education Professor Tahir Mamman soon

In their goodwill messages from SAVI Com office NECO Director Finance and ICPC applauded the Registrar and Chief Executive for his untiring efforts at rejuvenating NECO and advised the Federal Government to extend his tenure and that of members of the board to achieve meaningful results.

Report by Lawal Wali.