The Executive Chairman of Ikosi-Ejinrin Local Council Development Area, Akogun Wale Raji Anomo, has welcomed pupils, students, teachers, and education stakeholders to the Second Term of the 2025/2026 academic session, describing education as a vital investment in the future of the community.
Epe Insights reports that the chairman extended his message to both public and private primary and secondary schools across Ikosi-Ejinrin LCDA, marking the resumption of academic activities after the holiday break.
Akogun Anomo noted that the new term offers a fresh opportunity to build on previous academic efforts. He emphasised the importance of deepening knowledge, sharpening skills, and nurturing values that contribute to the development of responsible and productive individuals.
Addressing pupils and students, the council chairman encouraged them to refocus on their studies with renewed determination. He urged learners to set clear academic goals, embrace discipline, and allow curiosity to guide their learning journey.
He referenced the words of Nelson Mandela, highlighting education as a powerful tool for societal transformation. According to him, academic excellence remains essential for personal growth and meaningful contribution to the larger society.
The chairman also commended teachers and non-teaching staff for their dedication and resilience. He described educators as the backbone of the education system and acknowledged their role in shaping future leaders.
Akogun Anomo assured education workers that his administration remains committed to creating an enabling and supportive environment. He stressed that continuous support for teachers is necessary to improve teaching standards and learning outcomes.
He called on all stakeholders to approach the new term with shared responsibility and collective purpose. According to him, schools should reflect discipline, creativity, innovation, and unity throughout the session.
The chairman expressed optimism that classrooms would foster curiosity, laboratories would encourage innovation, and school environments would promote positive values among learners.
He reaffirmed the Ikosi-Ejinrin LCDA’s dedication to educational excellence and human capital development, describing education as a cornerstone of sustainable development in the community.
Akogun Anomo concluded by wishing the entire education community a successful, productive, and fulfilling second term, urging everyone to remain focused and committed to progress.
