Children’s Day: Irepodun/Ifelodun LG Boss Urges Parents on Discipline, Welfare of Children.
By Asubiojo G.O.
The Executive Chairman of Irepodun/Ifelodun Local Government, Hon. Oluwatuyi Oluwagbenga, popularly known as Chenco, has urged parents to take greater responsibility in the upbringing and discipline of their children, emphasizing that early guidance and care are crucial to preparing them as responsible future leaders.
“Our children are the leaders of tomorrow. To secure a brighter future, we must raise them with the right values, quality education, and strong discipline,” he said. “Parents, teachers, and the community at large must work hand-in-hand to shape these young minds into assets for our nation.”
The event was filled with excitement and celebration, with many primary and secondary schools in attendance. One of the highlights was the colourful and energetic march past parade, which saw beautifully and neatly dressed students march with synchronized steps, graceful poise, and radiant smiles that lit up the entire venue. Their coordination, confidence, and pride reflected their discipline and training.
In the secondary school category of the march past:
●Mater Christi Girls’ High School, Igede-Ekiti emerged 1st place.
●Community High School, Awo-Ekiti took 2nd place.
●Okunsusi/Jemiriye High School came 3rd.
In the primary school category:
●AUD Primary School, Awo-Ekiti came 1st.
●CAC Pilot Primary School, Igede-Ekiti came 2nd.
●Community School B, Igede-Ekiti clinched 3rd position.
Also featured was a captivating cultural display by students of Ekiti Baptist High School, which showcased the rich cultural heritage of Ekiti and left the audience in awe.
Deeply impressed by the students’ outstanding performances, the chairman awarded encouraging financial gifts to select schools as a token of appreciation and motivation:
●Ekiti Baptist High School, Igede-Ekiti — ₦50,000
●Mater Christi Girls’ High School, Igede-Ekiti — ₦50,000
●AUD Primary School, Awo-Ekiti — ₦25,000
●Community School B, Igede-Ekiti — ₦25,000
Mrs. Adeniyi L.T., Director of Community and Social Services, who was thrilled by the success of the event, praised the coordination, performances, and energy of the children. She described the celebration as one of the most inspiring and impactful the local government has witnessed in recent years.
“I am beyond impressed by the discipline and creativity of our children. Today reminds us that the future of this state is indeed bright,” she said.
In her remarks, Mrs. Adesuyi F.C. encouraged students to remain focused on their academics, emphasizing that they are the true future of the nation. She cited the examples of Governor Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji (BAO) and Hon. Oluwatuyi, both of whom started their leadership journey at the grassroots level and have remained passionate about education.
“Our governor and chairman are strong champions of education because they understand the value of starting right. They are living testimonies that with focus, discipline, and dedication, nothing is impossible,” she said.
“As future leaders, we must focus on our academics, cultivate a habit of reading, and choose good role models. Let’s reject violence and misconduct and embrace discipline, peace, and excellence,” he advised.
The event was not only entertaining but also educational and inspiring, reminding all present of the collective responsibility to nurture the leaders of tomorrow.
Children’s Day: Irepodun/Ifelodun LG Boss Urges Parents on Discipline, Welfare of Children.
By Asubiojo G.O.
The Executive Chairman of Irepodun/Ifelodun Local Government, Hon. Oluwatuyi Oluwagbenga, popularly known as Chenco, has urged parents to take greater responsibility in the upbringing and discipline of their children, emphasizing that early guidance and care are crucial to preparing them as responsible future leaders.
“Our children are the leaders of tomorrow. To secure a brighter future, we must raise them with the right values, quality education, and strong discipline,” he said. “Parents, teachers, and the community at large must work hand-in-hand to shape these young minds into assets for our nation.”
The event was filled with excitement and celebration, with many primary and secondary schools in attendance. One of the highlights was the colourful and energetic march past parade, which saw beautifully and neatly dressed students march with synchronized steps, graceful poise, and radiant smiles that lit up the entire venue. Their coordination, confidence, and pride reflected their discipline and training.
In the secondary school category of the march past:
●Mater Christi Girls’ High School, Igede-Ekiti emerged 1st place.
●Community High School, Awo-Ekiti took 2nd place.
●Okunsusi/Jemiriye High School came 3rd.
In the primary school category:
●AUD Primary School, Awo-Ekiti came 1st.
●CAC Pilot Primary School, Igede-Ekiti came 2nd.
●Community School B, Igede-Ekiti clinched 3rd position.
Also featured was a captivating cultural display by students of Ekiti Baptist High School, which showcased the rich cultural heritage of Ekiti and left the audience in awe.
Deeply impressed by the students’ outstanding performances, the chairman awarded encouraging financial gifts to select schools as a token of appreciation and motivation:
●Ekiti Baptist High School, Igede-Ekiti — ₦50,000
●Mater Christi Girls’ High School, Igede-Ekiti — ₦50,000
●AUD Primary School, Awo-Ekiti — ₦25,000
●Community School B, Igede-Ekiti — ₦25,000
Mrs. Adeniyi L.T., Director of Community and Social Services, who was thrilled by the success of the event, praised the coordination, performances, and energy of the children. She described the celebration as one of the most inspiring and impactful the local government has witnessed in recent years.
“I am beyond impressed by the discipline and creativity of our children. Today reminds us that the future of this state is indeed bright,” she said.
In her remarks, Mrs. Adesuyi F.C. encouraged students to remain focused on their academics, emphasizing that they are the true future of the nation. She cited the examples of Governor Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji (BAO) and Hon. Oluwatuyi, both of whom started their leadership journey at the grassroots level and have remained passionate about education.
“Our governor and chairman are strong champions of education because they understand the value of starting right. They are living testimonies that with focus, discipline, and dedication, nothing is impossible,” she said.
“As future leaders, we must focus on our academics, cultivate a habit of reading, and choose good role models. Let’s reject violence and misconduct and embrace discipline, peace, and excellence,” he advised.
The event was not only entertaining but also educational and inspiring, reminding all present of the collective responsibility to nurture the leaders of tomorrow.
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