The importance of inspection in improving the quality of education
In the field of education, it is undeniable that inspection plays a crucial role in improving the quality of education. This is why the Minister of Education, Tony Mwaba Kazadi, has placed this year under the sign of improving the quality of education and the essential contribution of the inspection to this task.
The provincial education inspector of Haut-Katanga1, Nicolas Nyange, is a key player in achieving this objective. With the Principal Joseph Mwinkeu Tshiend, he carried out colossal work which was recognized at the national level during the last Annual Performance Review. Indeed, the educational province of Haut-Katanga1 has been hailed as one of the best in the entire Democratic Republic of Congo.
Unfortunately, this remarkable achievement arouses jealousy and hostility from certain people with ill intentions. An anonymous whistleblower is trying to discredit the IPP Nicolas Nyange by spreading blatant lies about him. However, it is important not to pay attention to these slanderous insinuations, because they are only the actions of an individual manipulated by the enemies of the Republic.
It is essential to understand who Nicolas Nyange really is. He is a man of integrity, competent and professional. Since his return to the head of the provincial inspection of Haut-Katanga1 in 2022, he has been able to restructure his sector and mobilize his collaborators to carry out the mission entrusted by Minister Kazadi, namely to perpetuate and boost free health care. primary education.
In strict compliance with the directives of his hierarchy, IPP Nicolas Nyange regularly goes into the field to carry out visits to educational establishments, even in the most remote regions of his educational province. It also firmly sanctions promoters and school managers who violate the principles set out by Professor Tony Mwaba Kazadi.
These detractors, blinded by their jealousy, seek to tarnish the reputation of a worthy and respected man, who has exemplary experience and career. But it is important to remember that IPP Nicolas Nyange does not allow himself to be destabilized by these attempts at defamation. His commitment to quality teaching remains unwavering.
It is obvious that the anonymous pamphlet spread on social networks is a pure waste of time and energy for those who seek to harm the IPP Nicolas Nyange. His reputation and integrity remain intact, because the truth always triumphs in the end.
In conclusion, it is essential to recognize the importance of inspection in improving the quality of education. The IPP Nicolas Nyange and the Principal Joseph Mwinkeu Tshiend are true guardians of free education in their jurisdiction. They deserve our support and recognition for their dedication to the future of Congolese children.