2023 state exams to be free for Kwamouth finalists, MPP Bisaka claims
Provincial MP David Bisaka, elected from the Kwamut Territory, is asking the Congolese government to exempt secondary school finalists from the territory from all fees related to participation in the next state examination (EXETAT). According to him, the parents of these students, who are usually farmers, have not engaged in farming this year because of the insecurity and will not be able to pay all these expenses. Thus for EXETAT 2023: 2023 state exams should be free for Kwamouth finalists, Bisaka provincial MP pleads.
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” Today in Quamut people are traumatized. A good number are already entering. But under what conditions? The state does not support them. So the finalist students will appear for exams, I have long demanded that these children be released. That there is free even partially for this year only David Bisaka wished to himself.
According to him, these assessments of the state should be free to enable these finalists in the Quamut territory to face them easily.
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” My constituents are 90 percent farmers. But they did not cultivate the land, Madame Irene. They did not cultivate this year. How and where do they get money to pay the fees for these assessments or to pay their children’s school fees? If our country is responsible, I still appear here to ask the Congolese country to take responsibility for these children. ” continued the Chosen Quamut.
#EXETAT 2023: 2023 state exams should be free for Kwamouth finalists, MPP Bisaka pleads
#EXETAT 2023: 2023 state exams should be free for Kwamouth finalists, MPP Bisaka pleads
