Topic: 2 schools in Osun have been shut for operating under deplorable conditions  (Read 1804 times)

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Two private schools in Iile-Ife, Osun state; Toluwalase Nursery and Primary School and Motiloola Nursery and Primary School, have been shutdown by the state government for allegedly using dilapidated buildings for their classrooms and as well operating without government approval.

The exercise was executed by the State internal Generated Revenue Monitoring Team on the order of the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Education, Science and Technology, Olufemi Fawole.
 
Mr. Fawole who said that teaching and learning must be done in line with standards and best practises for better understanding and assimilation, expressed surprise at the deplorable state of the schools.

On the drive for IGR, the Permanent Secretary acknowledged the cooperation of some of the private school owners for prompt payment of renewal and registration fees.

He advised owners of private schools who are operating such illegal businesses to ensure prompt payment of both approval and renewal of registration fees within a week or face sanctions.-Dailypost


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