FG honours Ukachukwu as top school leader
The Federal Ministry of Education has recognized Mrs Dorothy Ukachukwu, Principal of Federal Government Girls College, Abuloma, Rivers State, as an exemplary school leader. The special recognition was during the World Teachers’ Day celebrations held on October 5, 2024 at Eagle Square in Abuja which brought together educators, policymakers, and stakeholders from across the nation. […]
The Federal Ministry of Education has recognized Mrs Dorothy Ukachukwu, Principal of Federal Government Girls College, Abuloma, Rivers State, as an exemplary school leader.
The special recognition was during the World Teachers’ Day celebrations held on October 5, 2024 at Eagle Square in Abuja which brought together educators, policymakers, and stakeholders from across the nation.
Mrs Ukachukwu was presented award as the Best School Leader and Principal at the occasion.
According to a release by the Federal Ministry of Education, the renowned Principal was recognized “for her transformative leadership that has set new standards in School administration and student achievement”.
Continuing the release said, “Under her visionary leadership, Federal Government College Abuloma has become a model of educational innovation and excellence. Her ability to inspire both staff and students has reflected in the school’s exceptional performance, particularly in science, technology and innovation.
“With an empathetic and inclusive leadership style,she has created an environment where creativity flourishes, each student to reach their full potential”.
Presenting the Presidential Award for Execellence in School Leadership, the then Minister of Education, Prof Tahir Mamman, SAN, praised Mrs. Ukachukwu’s commitment, excellence and her ability to motivate both students and teachers.
He said “The future of Nigeria lies in the hands of the children we educate today.
“Through the dedication of outstanding leaders like Mrs. Ukachukwu, we will cultivate the next generation of thinkers, innovators, and leaders. Her passion, perseverance, and commitment to excellence should inspire us all.”
Mrs. Ukachukwu is a seasoned educationist with over three decades of experience in teaching. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry and a Master’s degree in Guidance and Counselling from the University of Benin.