Mbah received recognition at the first South East Educators Conference in Enugu.
The South East Educators Conference, which took place at Nike Lake Resort on April 18 and 19, 2024, recognized Prof. Ndubueze Mbah, the Commissioner of Education for Enugu State, for his outstanding leadership and steadfast dedication to the advancement of education in the state. Additionally, SEEC’24 awards were given out to honor the noteworthy accomplishments made by a variety of people to the area of education.
During his address, Prof. Mbah thanked the audience for the award and reaffirmed his commitment to enhancing the state’s educational system. In order to solve the issues confronting the education sector and guarantee that everyone has access to high-quality education, he underlined the necessity of cooperative efforts among educators, legislators, and stakeholders.
Prof. Mbah commended the conference organizers for their commitment and vision in bringing together educators, decision-makers, and stakeholders to promote good change in the regional education system on behalf of the state government. He underlined how important it is for collaboration and creativity to be fostered by events such as SEEC’24 in order to improve education in the Southeast.
With its successful conclusion, the first South East Educators Conference (SEEC’24) became a significant event in the Southeast’s educational environment. Exceeding all expectations, the conference brought together attendees from a wide range of academic disciplines.
Barr. With her moving introductory speech, Mrs. Doris Chinedu-Okoro, CEO of Evergreen Group, formally opened the event and established an inspirational tone. Her impassioned remarks struck a chord with the crowd, highlighting the significance of cooperation and creativity in determining the direction of education in the area.
The dynamic platform offered by SEEC’24: “Igniting the Competitive Edge” allowed academic stakeholders to investigate innovative technologies and transformational methods that might revolutionize education in South-Eastern Nigeria.
A stellar roster of speakers, including Angelina Ikeako, the governor of Sydney Russell School in London, and Chidioka, the former Nigerian minister of aviation and aerospace development, gave keynote addresses during the event.
Raffle draws were performed during the event, which increased the sense of excitement and expectation. Numerous educators, administrators, and school owners left with priceless prizes, such as computers, instructional equipment, and documentation proving their landed properties, which they had won through the raffle draw.
By offering guests both physical benefits and invaluable knowledge for their involvement and commitment to the improvement of education in the region, the introduction of such incentives greatly enhanced the entire conference experience.
Participants at the conference held conversations about lifelong learning, global citizenship, technological integration, holistic education, and community involvement. The vendor participating businesses’ exhibition of cutting-edge technology, which showcased creative tools and solutions for 21st-century academic success, was one of the event’s highlights.
The distinguished achievements of the speakers and prominent academic administrators to the field of education were honored. These honors were given to them in recognition of their extraordinary work promoting innovation and constructive change in the field of education.
At SEEC’24, attendees voiced their happiness with the information they had acquired, highlighting its influence on their professional growth and capacity to improve the standard of instruction in their individual schools.
Numerous participants said that the knowledge and optimal techniques exchanged during the gathering would significantly enhance their decision-making procedures and tactical approaches.
They conveyed their thanks for the chance to get instruction from well-known teachers and business leaders, adding that the information they would gain would enable them to successfully manage the difficulties of managing their schools and raise the standard of education in Southeast Nigeria.
A Gala Night was enjoyed by everybody, offering further networking opportunities. The success of SEEC’24 demonstrates the dedication of academic stakeholders to embracing innovation and promoting positive change in education. It also established a precedent for upcoming regional conferences and initiatives, offered insightful discussions, and gave participants the skills and information they needed to have a long-lasting effect on the Southeast region’s educational landscape.
