Residents Raise Alarm Over Alleged Abandonment of Smart Green School in Neke Uno Ward 2

Abandoned Smart School in Neke Uno Ward 2 Raises Concerns Among Residents

Residents of Neke Uno Ward 2 in Isi Uzo Local Government Area have expressed growing concern over the reported abandonment of the Smart Green School project initiated under the administration of Peter Mbah. 

The project, which was introduced as part of the government’s vision to modernize education and provide students with access to technology-driven learning, was expected to transform the educational landscape in the community.

The Smart Green School initiative was widely celebrated at its inception, with promises of improved infrastructure, digital learning facilities, solar-powered classrooms, and a modern academic environment capable of preparing students for global opportunities.

 However, community members now lament that the school project in Neke Uno Ward 2 appears neglected, with little or no visible progress in recent months.

Many residents believe the delay has deprived children in the area of the quality educational opportunities that were originally promised.

 They are calling on the state government and relevant authorities to urgently revisit the project, address the challenges surrounding its completion, and ensure that the people of the community benefit from the developmental initiative.

Stakeholders in the area have also emphasized the importance of equitable distribution of development projects across rural communities, noting that access to quality education remains a key factor in social and economic growth. They urged the government to demonstrate renewed commitment by completing the Smart Green School project and restoring public confidence in the initiative.

The situation has continued to generate discussions among residents and community leaders, many of whom hope that swift intervention will revive the abandoned project and deliver the educational transformation envisioned for the people of Neke Uno Ward 2.