Gbenga Sodeinde in Ado Ekiti
The member representing Irepodun/Ifelodun Constituency II within the Ekiti State House of Assembly and former Deputy Speaker, Rt. Hon. Hakeem Jamiu has distributed textbooks, train books and copies of books he authored to college students in 5 secondary colleges within the state, to help instructing and studying.
Beneficiaries of the donation, which fashioned a part of his constituency training intervention, are: Oloketuyi Memorial Grammar School, Igbemo Ekiti; Igbemo Community Comprehensive High School, Igbemo Ekiti; Esure Community High School, Esure Ekiti; Awo Community High School, Awo Ekiti; and his alma mater, Ola Oluwa Muslim Grammar School, Ado Ekiti.
The textbooks lined main topics, together with English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Literature in English, Agricultural Science, Geography, Economics, Home Economics and Christian Religious Studies. The colleges additionally acquired train books and three historic books authored by the lawmaker to function library reference supplies.
Addressing college students and lecturers through the presentation, Jamiu described training as essentially the most enduring funding in society, stressing that the books would help candidates getting ready for WAEC, NECO, GCE and JAMB examinations.
He mentioned the initiative aimed to complement the state authorities’s human capital improvement agenda below Governor Biodun Oyebanji, noting that the duty of offering high quality training mustn’t relaxation on authorities alone. According to him, the books he authored would additionally enrich faculty libraries and expose college students to historic data that will broaden their understanding past the classroom.
The go to was notably emotional for the lawmaker as he returned to Awo Community High School and Ola Oluwa Muslim Grammar School, establishments the place he as soon as studied. He recalled his days as a pupil and inspired the learners to stay centered, disciplined and dedicated to their training.
Jamiu additionally reminded college students at Awo Community High School that Oyebanji was one of many faculty’s distinguished alumni and counseled the governor for his contributions to the establishment. He assured them that he and different alumni would proceed to help the varsity’s improvement.
Teachers and college students who acquired the academic supplies thanked the donor, describing the gesture as well timed and impactful. They promised to use the books successfully to enhance educational efficiency and obtain higher leads to exterior examinations.
