TSUBEB Commences Construction OfPermanent Site

 

 

The Taraba State Universal Basic Education Board (TSUBEB) has embarked on a significant milestone by commencing the construction of its permanent site in Jalingo. 

 

This development comes after three decades of inadequate office accommodation, which has been a hindrance to the board's mandate of delivering quality basic education in the state.

 

The commencement of the construction of the permanent site is a positive step towards addressing the long-standing issue of inadequate office space for TSUBEB by Governor Agbu Kefas's led administration. 

 

The new infrastructure will provide a conducive working environment for the board members and staff, enabling them to better plan, implement, and monitor basic education programs in the state.

 

The proactive leadership and commitment of Mrs. Rabi Sunday, who heads TSUBEB, has been instrumental in driving this project forward. 

 

The determination of the State Governor, Dr. AgbuKefas to improve education in the state and address the needs of TSUBEB has led to this significant achievement.

 

The construction of the permanent site in Jalingo is expected to enhance the operational efficiency of TSUBEB and increase its capacity to deliver quality basic education services to the people of Taraba state. 

 

In an interview with our Correspondent, Mr. Peter Voto, Malam Musa Yusuf, and Mrs. Merry Christopher described the development as a positive step towards ensuring that every child in the state has access to quality education, laying a solid foundation for their children's future success.

 

They appreciated Governor Agbu Kefas for his foresight toward transforming the state, as well as improving the livelihood of the people, and commended the Acting Chairperson of TSUBEB, Mrs. Rabi Sunday on her commitment to ensuring that the Moving Forward Agenda of Dr. Agbu Kefas Ph.D is achieved. 

 

In conclusion, the construction of the permanent site in Jalingo is a significant milestone for the education sector in Taraba state. 

 

It is a positive development that will address the long-standing issue of inadequate office space for TSUBEB, enhance operational efficiency, and increase the capacity to deliver quality basic education services.