Dr. Dennis Otuaro’s determination to forerun educational reform in Niger Delta region

By Asiayei Enaibo
The Biblical maxim: “When the righteous are in authority, the people rejoice: but when the wicked beareth rule, the people mourn” is true of Chief Dennis Otuaro’s rule as the PAP administrator in the area of education.
From his accession to the office to date, one of the outstanding sectors undergoing serious transformation is education. It has been the music on the tongues of everyone; however, the pockets of mudslinging.
High Chief Dr. Dennis Otuaro, the Administrator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, has proved this through his focused commitment to education, youth rehabilitation, and human development.
His educational reforms stand as a powerful response to youth recidivism, drug abuse, and social decay in the region.
By prioritising education as a tool for reintegration and rehabilitation, he has redirected the Amnesty Programme towards human capacity development, helping young people rediscover purpose and productivity.
Through both local and foreign scholarship opportunities, High Chief Dr. Otuaro has ensured that sons and daughters of the Niger Delta pursue their academic and professional dreams.
His vision serves as a roadmap for sustainable change where education becomes the foundation for rebuilding lives and communities.
As a man from the creek who understands how disadvantaged the rural dwellers are in lacking quality education, thereby making education accessible to all. His position in government is a true service to humanity.
I commend High Chief Dr. Dennis Otuaro for his unwavering dedication and visionary leadership. His reforms have given hope to the Niger Delta youth and reaffirmed education as the true bedrock of human progress.
I also extend my appreciation to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for appointing a leader whose ideas continue to turn into tangible results for the development of our region and the nation at large.
God bless High Chief Dr. Dennis Otuaro for his life-changing educational initiative and his continued fight against youth recidivism and drug abuse in the Niger Delta region.
This renewed hope has opened a new testament of commitment to the service of mankind.
Asiayei Enaibo
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