In a heartwarming gesture of support and encouragement, Hon (Dr) Dawood Olalere D-Al-Ameen, a member of Oyo State House of Assembly Representing Ibadan NorthWest State Constituency has expressed his joy and solidarity with the people of Ibadan NorthWest Local Government most especially the new recruited teachers as schools prepare to resume on January 6.
D-Al-Ameen, known for his dedication to the welfare and education of children and youth in the community through SoroSoke Media, conveyed his best wishes to students returning to the classroom after the holiday break. He emphasized the importance of education as a tool for personal and communal development, urging students to embrace the new school year with enthusiasm and determination.
“Education is the foundation upon which every successful future is built. As our children return to school, I encourage them to approach their studies with passion and commitment,” Sijuade stated. “The new year presents a fresh opportunity for learning and growth, and I believe that our children are capable of achieving great things.”
The community has faced numerous challenges, including economic hardships and disruptions caused by the recent pandemic. However, Hon Olalere remains optimistic, asserting that with collective effort, the residents can overcome these obstacles. He highlighted the role of parents, teachers, and community leaders in fostering an environment conducive to learning.
In his message, the Lawmaker also recognized the tireless efforts of the Governor Makinde’s administration to education in Oyo State, thanking His Excellency for his commitment to nurturing the minds of the next generation. “Teachers are the unsung heroes of our society. Your commitment and dedication to education which brought thousands of teachers into the state’s education will shape the future of our children, and the people of Oyo State owe your our gratitude,” he remarked.
D-Al-Ameen’s call to action extends beyond mere encouragement; he is advocating for the new teachers to do all these best to invest in the educational sector and not take the opportunity for granted. He urges existing teachers and stakeholders to work together with the new teachers in ensuring that every child gets the best and quality education as expected.
In conclusion, Abiodun Sijuade’s heartfelt wishes for the students of Ibadan NorthWest Local Government and Oyo State reflect a broader commitment to fostering a culture of learning and success. As schools reopen, the collective optimism and determination of residents will undoubtedly play a crucial role in shaping the educational landscape of the state.
SoroSoke Media Team