By Peterson Otwakai
Soroti District;In an effort to uplift academic standards in schools across the Teso subregion, Stephen Ejoku, the CEO of Ejoku Foundation and hopeful incoming LCV for Soroti District under the NRM ticket, has urged communities to prioritize parental responsibilities. Ejoku made this call during his inauguration speech at Greenland Nursery and Primary School in Dakabela County, Soroti District.
The occasion was marked by a celebratory event for Daglas Nadome, a pupil in the P3 class, who turned nine years old. Ejoku took the opportunity to address the pressing issue of child neglect among parents, particularly in the provision of scholastic materials and overall parental engagement.
Highlighting the detrimental effects of parental neglect on academic performance, Ejoku emphasized the need for parents to actively fulfill their responsibilities. He stressed that improved parental involvement would undoubtedly contribute to better academic outcomes for learners in the region.
Ejoku’s advocacy for increased parental responsibility comes at a crucial time when educational stakeholders are seeking sustainable solutions to enhance learning outcomes. His vision for Soroti District hinges on the collaborative effort of the community to prioritize education and provide the necessary support systems for learners.
As Ejoku prepares to assume the role of LCV for Soroti District, his commitment to addressing fundamental issues such as parental neglect underscores his dedication to fostering positive change in the region.
The call to action from Ejoku serves as a reminder to communities across the Teso subregion of the pivotal role that parental involvement plays in shaping the academic success of future generations.
