RCM Primary School, Olomowewe, has been added to the Lekki Local Council Development Area school library initiative aimed at strengthening basic education and learning resources.
Epe Insights reports that the project is part of follow-up efforts approved by the Executive Chairman of Lekki LCDA, Engr. Rasaki Bamidele Kasali, to establish functional libraries in public primary schools across the council area.
The school has been provided with a newly set-up library space designed to improve pupils’ access to books and essential learning materials.
The initiative is expected to promote a strong reading culture among learners and support improved academic performance at the grassroots level.
Engr. Kasali reiterated that his administration remains committed to strengthening basic education and creating a supportive learning environment for pupils.
He noted that access to books and reading materials plays a critical role in shaping learning habits and educational outcomes.
According to the chairman, the library project is designed to encourage early reading habits and equip pupils with the resources needed for academic excellence.
With the inclusion of RCM Primary School, Olomowewe, eight public primary schools are currently benefiting under the ongoing phase of the programme.
Officials noted that the project has continued to record steady progress across different communities within Lekki LCDA.
Education stakeholders described the initiative as a practical step toward improving literacy and learning standards in public schools.
The library project forms part of broader efforts by the Lekki LCDA administration to enhance educational infrastructure.
The council said the initiative aligns with its goal of supporting quality education at the grassroots.
Further expansion of the programme is expected as the administration sustains its focus on education development.
