Wike, who disclosed this during the 39th /40th convocation of the institution on Saturday, said the management could now recruit both teaching and non-teaching workers to boost its capacity.
He was represented at the occasion by his deputy, Dr Ipalibo Harry-Banigo, according to a statement by the deputy governor’s media aide, Owupele Benibo. The statement quoted Wike to have said, “To further this objective, I have lifted the ban and given approval to the management to employ both academic and non-academic staff to fill existing vacancies, to provide quality teaching, learning, research and to strengthen the capacity of the school to impart innovative knowledge and deliver quality education to its students.”
While noting that every state needed well-educated, trained, skilled and healthy citizens to grow its economy, create jobs and ensure that life becomes truly meaningful for everyone, the governor added that the success of any state or country depends on how the youths were transformed through education, skills and values, to be active and productive citizens.
ASUU strike does not affect Rivers state owned schools
Good morning sir how was your night sir happy Sunday
If you like, lift your boxers, we still won't vote you President! Go pay owed salaries fess
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is that a step to ending ASUU strike?