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By Erharuyi A. Joe It is a given that knowledge evolves. History has confirmed that nothing remains static all through human existence. Things tend to change in order to adapt or conform to contemporary condition or environment. When information…
By Violet Osatohanmwen Obamwonyi Civil and public servants in the State have been admonished to appreciate the merit-based hiring process that has brought them into the service and do their best to prove their worth by delivering effective and…
Mr Obaseki also acknowledged the silent but robust contributions of federal institutions such as those responsible for aviation safety and domestic research in promoting national development.
This award is not for Governor Obaseki but for the very hardworking public servants in Edo State.
By Nosakhare Agbonigiarhuoyi The maiden edition of Edo Education Week was held in April 2023 and was a resounding success, with attendees from across Nigeria and beyond, including the notable presence of Bishop Matthew Hassan Kukah. Tagged Education for Alaghodaro,…
Edo's success in improving learning outcomes has not gone unnoticed, and the State has received recognition from a number of international organisations.
The veterinary week/livestock farmers forum was organised to raise awareness and disseminate information on modern techniques in livestock production.
Edo State Skills Development Agency, EDOJOBS welcomed a delegation from the U.S. Embassy Abuja and U.S. Consulate General, Lagos on a productive tour of the Edo Innovates hub and Edo Tech Park. The delegation was on an economic-focused trip, engaging…
Mrs. Violet Obiokoro, the Managing Director, Edojobs also emphasised to the beneficiaries at the graduation, the importance of maximising the skills they have learnt to build experience quoting that;
"No one would travel on the plane of a Pilot who has no prior experience flying planes",
Obiokoro stated that the internship and apprenticeship program was established to tackle unemployment across all local government areas of the state. Since its inception in 2018, the program has impacted over 2000 Edo youths with a track record of 70% retention rate.