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Eti-Osa Public Schools Get Additional 500 Teachers - Akinlolu

A progressive minded politician turned Education Secretary, Eti-Osa Local Government Area of Lagos state, Hon. Akinlolu Muse Adetola has rekindled the determination of the present administration in the state towards providing qualitative education for pupils in public schools.

Speaking during a press interview in his Egbo-Efon office, the Education Secretary stated that efforts were ongoing to recruit additional five hundred teachers to public school in the local government area, saying it would be done in phases

The first phase over one hundred and thirty teachers were employed to replaced the retired ones and also give helping hands to public schools in the local government so that pupils will be well baked and grounded to address future challenges.

He commended the Council Chairman, Hon. Samson Agunbiade, the Executive Chairman Eti-Osa East LCDA of Lagos state for his passion for qualitative education in the local government, explaining that he has rehabilitated blocks of classrooms in Badore and Langbesa, a development that has created conducive learning environment for pupils in public schools. He appealed to pupils to be focused on the path prosperity and do away with hard drugs among other things that could distrust their academic pursuit in life.

He pointed out that parents also have their role to play towards ensuring that their children cultivate good moral upbringing in the society, advocating for strict discipline that would lay good foundation for pupils so as to be good ambassadors of their fatherland.

He spoke on the 80th birthday anniversary of Alhaji Olawale Bakare , stating that he is an exceptional personality that took keen interest in the development of education in the state.

He pointed out to so many of his kind gestures which has contributed greatly towards the development of education in Eti-Osa and beyond.

In his message of hope to pupils in public schools in Eti-Osa, he emphasized that efforts would be put in place to encourage more children have access to qualitative education in all public schools in Eti-Osa while pupils will be trained to be future leaders that will change the narrative proactively in the public and private sector.