EJEKASOGO YOUTH AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT LAUNCHES THE MAIDEN EDUCATION INTERVENTION PROGRAMME

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“Knowledge is power. Information is liberating. Education is the premise of progress, in every society, in every family.”

At the early hours of yesterday, Hon. Ogungbemi Idowu Samuel ( Sogo Omo Osun ) – Secretary, Ayedaade Local Government, Osun State together with APC AYEDAADE LOCAL GOVERNMENT Chairman – Alhaji. Ramoni Morenikeji , Alhaja. Aminat Amiola – Secretary, L AYEDAADE and Team Members of the Initiative launched the maiden education intervention programme of his movement – Ejeka Sogo Youth and Community Development Initiative in Gbongan and Odeomu, Ayedaade Local Government which is the distribution of Exercise books.

We should do everything in our capacity to reach out to you because “An investment in education and human development is the best” SOGO OMO OSUN said this While addressing the students.

The LGEA SECRETARY, Alhaja. Aminat Amiola as well the Party Chairman, Alhaji. Morenikeji call on the the students to be serious with their studies and wish them well in life.

The Local Government Secretary promised more of Educational Intervention packages to the Pupils/Students as time goes by.

He advised the students to be diligent in their education because there’s nothing good they cannot become in life if they remain focused.

He assured the young minds not to doubt their ability to succeed and he prayed for them that they will succeed in life.

The Programme ended at noon on a good note, The Teachers and Students appreciated the good gesture and prayed for Sogo Omo Osun that he will continue to progress and shine.

© Emeritus Tech Consult 

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