Council Renovates Block Of Six Classrooms in Ibadan Village

A public secondary school at Osengere village in Egbeda Local Government Area of Oyo State has got a new lease of life as the council chairman, Mr Sikiru Sanda, has inaugurated a renovated block of six classrooms.
In his address at the event, the state Commissioner for Education, Mr Segun Olayiwola, while underscoring the importance of infrastructural development of the education sector, reiterated government commitment to the sector.
Olayiwola admonished the school teachers and students to embrace maintenance culture on the use of the renovated classrooms.
Speaking with newsmen shortly after the inauguration, Sanda said his commitment to the development of education in the area was due to his administration’s belief that “education is the best legacy that can be given to children as future leaders.
“It is mandatory for our government to see youths as leaders-in-training and to inculcate useful and essential learning in them, towards preparing them for future leadership roles.
“The inauguration of the project is among other laudable educational projects that this administration has executed.
“This project complements other programmes like distribution of 70,000 exercise books to 77 primary schools, and Printing of compendiums for the common entrance examination.
“Others are giving scholarship to students, distribution of school uniforms, bags and sandals to pupils among others,” Sanda said.
He promised not to relent in his effort in improving educational sector in the LGA.