In a bold move aimed at promoting massive school enrollment, academic development as well as fulfilling his election promises, Hon. Esosa Iyawe, the lawmaker representing Oredo Federal Constituency of Edo State in the House of Representatives, has embarked on renovation works at Odia Primary School in Evbodia community.
Speaking at the commencement of the renovation works, Esosa Iyawe said, “Today, I revisit my campaign promise to uplift education in Evbodia community, by renovating Odia Primary School, which demonstrates my unwavering commitment to the development of our children”.
The project encompasses the construction of an 11-classroom block and toilet facilities, significantly aimed at enhancing learning conditions.
“Every child deserves quality learning facilities as they’re tomorrow’s leaders,” said Esosa Iyawe, who emphasised that, “education transforms our society, and I’m dedicated to advancing educational standards”.
“We are enjoying education’s benefits today and that is why we want to invest more for our country’s brighter future,” Esosa Iyawe added.
Speaking further, Iyawe said, “one of the ways to empower a community is through education; that’s why we’re taking this action here”.
The engineer overseeing the project assured Hon. Esosa Iyawe of completion of the classrooms before December.
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