•Assured full funding and support for Education system
In a commendable effort to prioritize the welfare and development of educational institutions in the state, the Senior Special Assistant on Student Affairs, Hon. Kelvin Solomon Olaolu led a delegation of student union leaders across the state to engage with the state Governor. This significant gathering aimed to bridge the gap between the government and the student body, facilitating a platform for open dialogue and the exchange of progressive ideas.
The meeting, held at the State Government House, witnessed a convergence of key stakeholders. In attendance were His Excellency, Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa, the Deputy Governor – Dr. Olayide Adelami, the SSA on Youth Empowerment – Hon. Orioye Benedict Gbayisemore, and others.
The council of SUG Presidents from various institutions across the state also marked their presence, eager to discuss pressing issues and propose solutions.
The session commenced with a warm welcome from the SSA on Student Affairs, he expressed his gratitude to the governor for appointing him as the SSA on Students Affairs. The SUG Presidents collectively appreciated this move, recognizing the governor’s foresight in selecting an individual well-versed with student needs and challenges. They also lauded the SSA on Student, Hon. Kelvin Solomon Olaolu for his diligent efforts in organizing the meeting, which they deemed a significant step towards fostering better communication and collaboration.
The council of SUG Presidents conveyed their heartfelt appreciation to Governor Aiyedatiwa for his unwavering support towards the education system. They acknowledged his administration’s continuous efforts in enhancing the quality of education and ensuring a conducive learning environment. The Presidents particularly highlighted the governor’s receptiveness to student concerns and his proactive approach in addressing them.
The primary agenda of the meeting revolved around the SUG Presidents presenting their respective institution’s needs and challenges to the governor. Each president took turns to voice their concerns, with a unanimous emphasis on the urgent need for the provision of buses to their institutions. They explained that the lack of adequate transportation facilities was a significant hindrance to students’ daily commute and overall academic experience.
Governor Aiyedatiwa, in his address, appreciated the SUG Presidents for their active involvement and candid feedback. He commended the SSA on Student Affairs for his prompt and effective actions since assuming office. Acknowledging the concerns raised by the student leaders, the governor assured them of his commitment to addressing their needs. He promised the timely delivery of buses to each institution, emphasizing that his administration prioritizes student welfare and the enhancement of educational infrastructure.
The governor further pledged full funding to the institutions, reiterating his administration’s dedication to fostering a robust education system. He highlighted various initiatives already in place and those in the pipeline, aimed at elevating the standard of education in the state. His speech was met with applause and a renewed sense of optimism among the student leaders.
The meeting concluded on a positive note, with the SUG Presidents expressing their satisfaction with the governor’s assurances and the productive dialogue. They left with a sense of hope and anticipation for the prompt implementation of the discussed initiatives.
The engagement between Governor Aiyedatiwa and the council of SUG Presidents marks a pivotal step towards improving the state’s educational institutions and enhancing student welfare. The governor’s commitment to addressing the pressing needs of the students and his administration’s proactive measures underscore a promising future for education in the state.
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