Anambra State Government said it is committed to promoting Education and Technology.

The Commissioner for Tertiary Education, Science and Technology, Professor Theresa Obikezie, stated this while interacting with newsmen in her office at the Jerome Udoji Secretariat Complex in Awka.

According to Professor Obikezie, the State government carved out the Ministry of Tertiary Education, science and Technology from Education Ministry, to promote quality technologically driven-education.

She stated that due to government’s technological development, it has been providing and supporting Innoson Manufacturing Company at Nnewi.

The Commissioner who said that Education comprised Primary, Secondary and Tertiary, noted that it is no longer 6-3-3-4 system but 9-3-4 system and that the new basic education which is compulsory for students is primary one to Junior Secondary school-three.

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