Edo indigenes and alumni of Army Day Secondary School in Belgium have lauded Governor Senator Monday Okpebholo for his dedicated efforts in addressing the long-standing issue of infrastructural decay at their alma mater, a problem that persisted for 15 years.
In a trending video, They expressed their gratitude for the governor’s decisive action, noting that previous administrations had ignored multiple petitions sent regarding the school’s deteriorating conditions.
Governor Okpebholo not only approved plans for the school’s rehabilitation but also took a hands-on approach by visiting the site alongside Education Commissioner Dr. Paddy Iyamu. Together, they assessed the urgent needs of the institution and ordered immediate construction work, which includes the installation of a perimeter fence to enhance safety.
The alumni and community members expressed their heartfelt appreciation to both the governor and the commissioner for transforming their vision into reality.
Their commitment to revitalizing educational infrastructure signifies a promising future for the students and staff at Army Day Secondary School, empowering them to achieve their full potential within a conducive learning environment.
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