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CPE, stakeholders proffer solution to education problems in Nigeria.

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By Ifeoma Ikem

Federal and state government in Nigeria have been urged to increase budget attached to the education sector to save the system from collapse and also the future of the child.

The advise to authorities was made today Wednesday 26th February by the former deputy governor of Lagos State Princess Sarah Sosan who was a keynote speaker at the “Save Education Dialogue “organised by the Concerned Parents Educators (CPE) under the leadership of Mrs Yinka Ogunde who is also the founder of the organisation on the occasion to wind the campaign to save Nigeria education .

The former Lagos State number two citizen also call foreign donors to increase their financial support given to the (CPE) as the organisation have now spread it’s tentacles across many state in Nigeria to rescue the educational sector.

She also advise teachers and students to take advantage of the information communication technology (ICT) seriously.

She added that teachers should also be supported to motivate them in teaching the children in the various schools across the country.

One of the guest speaker Rotimi Eyitayo who spoke on the topic :How do we reposition the profession and the mindset of teachers”?.said education must not be politicised we must begin to drive a policy base education and give access to documentate expertise.

He explained that other ways to boost the education sector in Nigeria is to fill the gap, bridge the exposure, divide and ensure that the teaching profession in Nigeria have identity like other professions.

He also advocate the need to enforce continous education and show case exploits .

Other stakeholders at the forum advocate different measures that will help to raise the educational standard in Nigeria.

Among which include the need for Nigeria begin to export teachers to other part of the world as in the case of influx of Doctors and Engineers going abroad for better offers.

Others want parents to work hand in hand with school operators to ensure better education in Nigeria.

Speaking at the event Dr Ifueko Thomas who spoke on “How do we create a Curriculum that Serves the need of Society” call on federal government to evolve on effective curriculum to save the country education sector.

Also the convener of CPE,Mrs Yinka Ogunde assured that the members of CPE will continue to fight for the improvement of education in Nigeria.

She advocate for better communication among Nigerians and members of the organisation to improve and actualise the group and objective of the organisation.”Save education now”she said.

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TASCE: Abiodun renames College of Education after Awujale

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TASCE: Abiodun renames College of Education after Awujale

 

 

 

 

Governor Dapo Abiodun of Ogun State has formally renamed the Tai-Solarin College of Education (TASCE), Omu-Ajose as the Sikiru Adetona College of Education, Science and Technology (SACOETEC) with a pledge that the institution would remain a College of Education with the mandate to groom middle level teachers for the educational System of the country.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Abiodun who made this known during the formal unveiling of Sikiru Adetona College of Education, Science and Technology, said that his administration would not relent in its quest to make the institution an envy of others in the country.

 

 

 

 

 

While noting that despite the change in the name, the governor pointed out that the institution will continue to run its degree programmes, as well as accommodate science and technology courses.

He declared that his administration would be supporting the College in the area of infrastructure, disclosing that the ongoing reconstruction of road from Ala passing through Omu-Ijebu would soon be commissioned.

“We are gathered today to celebrate a milestone to a glorious future for this institution. Today Tai Solarin College of Education will cease to exist and in its place, we now have Sikiru Adetona College of Education Science and Technology, Omu-Ajose.

“The College will remain a College of Education with a mandate to groom middle level teachers for our educational System. The College will continue to run its degree programmes in affiliation with universities.

“We will also be supporting the College in the area of infrastructure; in fact, very soon, we will commission the internal roads of the College and the road from Ala passing through Omu,” he said.

Abiodun who said that Ijebuland has prospered under the Awujale, also commended the monarch for single handedly establishing a world-class International Institute of Governance at the Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago Iwoye.

He further acknowledged the monarch for not only creating room for development in the land, an praised him for also facilitating developmental programmes through his friends and associates into the state.

The state helmsman who also called on the sons and daughters of Ijebuland to see the unveiling of new college as a challenge to make their presence felt in the institution, said: “Just as Ijebuland is blessed with long and progressive reign of Kabiyesi, the time has come for us to join hands in creating a legacy for Kabiyesi by investing heavily in this institution”.

The Speaker, Ogun State House of Assembly, Olakunle Oluomo, who noted that there was no dissenting voice when the bill to change the name of the institution was brought to the House, added that the contribution of the monarch to the growth of education in the state is highly commendable.

Earlier in his remarks, the Chairman of the Governing Council of the institution, Adeyemi Adefulu, said that the emergence of the college as Sikiru Adetona College of Education, Science and Technology was part of the massive and fundamental re-organisation of the college.

Adefulu while noting that the Governing-Council has been instrumental in achieving stability in the college, said that the council has zero tolerance for indiscipline and lawlessness.

He, however, commended Governor Abiodun for his immeasurable support for the institution, submitting that, “the saving of TASCE now Sikiru Adetona College of Education, Science and Technology(SACOETEC) from perdition is sufficient proof of the governor’s commitment to educational development and adroit management”.

The Awujale and Paramount ruler of Ijebuland,Oba Sikiru Adetona while commending the Governor for his leadership style, said that his various performances speak volume of a man who is well accepted by the people.

Oba Adetona who opined that the forthcoming coming election is a done deal for the governor, said that the governor is fully in control of things in the state.

 

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A Philanthropist, Mr. Tunde Olaogun Buys GCE Forms for 50 Students…..

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Mr. Tunde Olaogun

A Philanthropist, Mr. Tunde Olaogun Buys GCE Forms for 50 Students…..

Mr. Tunde Olaogun

A Philanthropist, Mr Tunde Olaogun, has distributed General Certificate Education (GCE) forms to no fewer than 50 indigent students of his constituency in Ogbomosho, Oyo state.

Olaogun, said this at the official distribution of the WAEC GCE registration PIN to beneficiaries that investment in education was necessary to transform Nigeria.

 

 

 

The philanthropist promised that the number of beneficiaries would increase to 200 by next exams.

Olaogun, a grassroot politician, Philanthropist and owner of Royalty Lounge & Suites, Ikeja said that the gesture was in line with progressive programme on education for youths.

 

 

 

We have done this in the past without any publicity knowing fully well that our youth needs this encouragement to take education seriously.

“But we later discovered that some of them did not have complete O’ level results and some students also approached me, and said that they needed GCE forms.

 

 

 

So, I felt that this was a way to let the youth grow. With this, they would be able to help their parents when they eventually graduate.

 

“The knowledge that we acquired is what is helping us today. So we will continue to do more to impact on the youth.

 

 

 

In response to this kind gesture, the principal of the secondary school where this forms were distributed appreciate the philanthropist in an official letter here attached.

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How Primate Ayodele Foretold Fire Outbreak In WAEC Office, Fuel Scarcity

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The Newly Fulfilled Prophecies Of Nigerian Prophet, Primate Elijah Ayodele

How Primate Ayodele Foretold Fire Outbreak In WAEC Office, Fuel Scarcity

Primate Ayodele

 

The headquarters of West African Examination Council (WAEC), Yaba was gutted by fire this morning and had several people trapped in the building. It is not yet known if there are casualties but obviously, documents and properties worth millions of naira have been destroyed.

This is no doubt a sad situation that should never happen considering the sensitive documents in the building. However, this has been foretold by a popular Nigerian prophet, Primate Elijah Ayodele in his annual book of prophecy titled Warnings To The Nations which was released in July 2022.

 

 

Warnings to the nations is a prophecy booklet that talks about every country in the world and every sector of the country including education, sports, governance, economy, business, to mention a few. While speaking on WAEC in the book, Primate Ayodele warned that the body should pray against fire outbreaks in any of their offices. Unfortunately, this has been fulfilled this morning.

Also, Nigerians are currently groaning in pain due to the sudden scarcity of fuel that hit the nation earlier this week. Petrol is now being sold for N200/ltr and above in stations that have it. Primate Ayodele had also warned Nigerians of this situation severally. The most recent of his warnings concerning the fuel crisis was in August when he said the economy of Nigeria cannot be better again under this present government. He mentioned that essential commodities will be costly and the fuel will sell for N250/Ltr because it will become scarce (https://pmnewsnigeria.com/2022/08/26/more-hardship-awaits-nigerians-army-will-go-on-strike-primate-ayodele/) . This again has just been fulfilled as some petrol stations sell for N250/ltr just as Primate Ayodele warned.

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