Delta State House of Assembly Committee on Education, Monday, commenced visits of establishments under its legislative oversight to ascertain level of commitment to quality service delivery in line with the MORE mantra of the state government.
Chairman of the Committee, Hon Charles Emetulu, said the 8th Delta State Assembly led by the Speaker, Rt Hon Emomotimi Guwor, expects nothing but excellent performance in government Ministries, Departments and Agencies in order to achieve quality service delivery in line with the MORE mantra of the state government.
The Lawmaker stated that his House-led Committee on Education has resolved to ensure standards in the state’s education sector.
Accompanied by the Vice Chairman, Hon Benson Obire, and other members, including Hon Ferguson Onwo, Emmanuel Sinebe, Marylyn Okowa- Daramola, Bridget Anyafulu and Matthew Omonade, the Lawmakers were at the Delta State Polytechnic, Otefe-Oghara, College of Education Mosogar and College of Education, Warri.
Hon Emetulu who represents Ndokwa West in the House, explained that oversight duty is a constitutional responsibility of the legislature which empowers its committees to oversight on financial appropriations made to the various MDAs and levels of implementations.
He said he was very impressed with the institutions, most especially in the area of projects executions with internally generated revenue as well as meeting the TETfund requirements to attract projects from the intervention body.
The Lawmaker assured the two Colleges that the Assembly will initiate a legislation that would allow awards of both NCE Certificate and Degrees, saying that operating the dual mode system would addressed issue of declining students population in the colleges, even as he called on staff of the institutions to upgrade themselves to meet up with present day realities.
The Chairman assured the authority of Delta State Polythenic Otefe-Oghara of support in the completion of abandoned projects, while thanking the management for the new administrative building under construction.
Also, at the College of Education Mosogar, the committee lauded the institution for the perimeter fencing of the college and for attracting three new major projects to the institution.
Meanwhile the Lawmakers at the College of Education Warri, promised to interface with DESOPADEC to return to site to complete the administrative building it started. 
