WHO LISTENED TO SCHOOL ON RADIO TODAY?

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There are individuals who are truly driven by passion to change the narrative.

On the ongoing Radio Program, 'School on Radio,' by the Akwa Ibom State Government to provide the educational needs for Akwa Ibom children during this Covid-19 lockdown, you hear something like:

"I am Mrs Glory Monday Umanah. I hold a Bachelor of Science Degree in Economics and a Post Graduate Diploma in Education. I have 17 years teaching Experience in Private and Public Schools. Best Teacher Award in Economics from Inoyo Toro Foundation, 2019."

Immediately another voice comes in:

"I am Aniekan Okpo. I have a Masters Degree in Education with 18 years teaching experience. I am a five times winner of Inoyo Toro Foundation Award for Teaching Excellence. First Position in Mathematics 2008, 2009, 2016 and a Grand Mentor Award Winner in 2011 and 2018."

Another:

"I am Mary Joseph Okon. I hold a Bachelor's Degree from the University of Calabar, Calabar; A Post Graduate Diploma in Education; A Masters Degree in Education and a Ph.D in view. I have been teaching English Language for the past 15 years. A 2011 Award Winner for teaching excellence in English Language. In 2013, a Grand Mentor Teachers Award winner in the mentoring of English Language Teachers  in Akwa Ibom State. Both Awards are from Inoyo Toro Foundation."

Then more...

Not to overemphasize, it is true from the foregoing that the Akwa Ibom State teachers trained under the program are not only motivated but passionate and proud to effectively impart knowledge.

Whoever is behind INOYO TORO FOUNDATION and the team, know you have served as encouragement and motivation for teachers.

More of this content we need in Akwa Ibom because EDUCATION IS THE BEDROCK OF THE SOCIETY.

©Enwono-Abasi Elisha.

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