ADSUBEB chairman sue for peace , understanding for education development in Adamawa.

By Ibrahim Abubakar Yola
Abdullahi Ismaila, Executive Chairman Adamawa State Universal Basic Education Board (ADSUBEB) has called on education stakeholders to ensure peace and understanding for the development of education in the state. The chairman made the call while briefing newsmen in Yola following a petition against Education secretary Girei Local Government Area of irregularities. He said that the was yet to officially received a copy of the petition, but he was able to get it from someone and he immediately set up three-man committee for investigation into the allegations. According to him, for long time he have done everything possible for overall objective of education development by touring 21 LGAs in the state. He added that the visit was successful in 20 LGA except in Girei because of their difficulty to understand and for the second visit they apologize, promise things will be normal. According to him, the petition is baseless because nobody serve him neither own it and the committee did not find him guilty. He further said that Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT), school supervisors and committee of elders from the local council have condemned the petition. The allegations against the Education Secretary, Mohammed Tela include; corruption, unprofessionalism, staff intimidation and sabotage to free education by Gov. Ahmadu Fintiri Administration. Track of Abdullahi Ismaila, Executive Chairman Adamawa State Universal Basic Education Board

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