Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos State has pledged to continue formulating and implementing policies and programmes that would consolidate the state’s position as the industrial and commercial hub of Nigeria.
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The social and traditional media have been flooded with news of a major rift between Tinubu and Ambode over alleged disagreement on the second term bid of the governor.
Olayinka Oladunjoye, the state Commissioner for Commerce, Industry and Cooperatives, disclosed this on Sunday in a statement signed by Babasola Ogunmosunle, Public Relations Manager in the ministry.
Oladunjoye attributed the feat to concerted efforts by the present administration in the State to turn the cooperatives movement into an instrument of economic growth and business prosperity.
Speaking at a special Eid-El-Fitri celebration organised by the State Government simultaneously across 20 Local Government Areas of the State, Ambode said it was important for the people to put the interest of the country first and offer prayers for peaceful elections come 2019.
Ambode, who inspected the progress of work alongside cabinet members; billionaire businessmen, Aliko Dangote and Femi Otedola; among other businessmen, said the investments and the infrastructural renewal in the Lekki-Epe axis simultaneously ongoing were geared towards preparing the State for industrial revolution taking place in Nigeria and by extension the West African region
The Commissioner for Commerce, Industry and Cooperatives, Olayinka Oladunjoye, disclosed this in Alausa during the ongoing Ministerial Press Briefing to commemorate Gov.Akinwunmi Ambode’s third year in office.
Oladunjoye gave the charge in Lagos on Wednesday at an interactive session of the new Director General of the newly-created Quality Assurance Office, Ronke Soyombo
Fashola, who spoke in Lagos on Wednesday at the formal commissioning of a block of 18 classrooms at Ayedere Ajibola Senior Secondary School in Ketu, Ikosi Isheri Local Council Development Area of the state, pointed out that graduates of vocational schools will be given the opportunity to put their skills to use by employing them to maintain the schools
The state Commissioner for Education, Olayinka Oladunjoye, disclosed this
Oladunjoye, who gave the charge in Lagos on Wednesday at the formal flag off of the 2014/2015 Annual School Census Sensitization Programme for stakeholders in the education sector, noted that it is an exercise that is aimed at generating credible, dependable and usable data for multi-sectoral planning
Odunjoye, who was represented by the Director in the Quality Assurance in her Ministry, Mathew Olayanju, pointed out that the state adopted a new quality assurance approach to schools’ inspection in 2009 and has since put in place several activities and programmes aimed at improving learning outcomes
Oladunjoye, who made the call in Lagos while receiving educational materials valued at N200,000 donated to the pupils of St. Peters’ Anglican Nursery and Primary School, Ikeja by the Nigerian Turkish International Colleges Foundation, explained that the call became necessary because government alone cannot adequately lift the standard of education
The duo defeated the pair of Mubarak Mohammed and Qudus Alabi, both 15 years old, of Sango Senior Secondary School, Agege, by scoring 12 points as against the 10 points scored by their opponents, while the pair of Ismail Quadri and Tunde Olowu of Angus Memorial Senior High School, Somolu, came third in the competition
Two students of the CMS Girls Senior Grammar School, Bariga – Adetutu Adesuyi and Marvellous Seidu – emerged as the overall winners of the debate in Lagos
Jide Lawal, the Public Relations Officer of the Lagos State Ministry of Education, said in a statement that the money was for administrative charges for external examinations
Olayinka Oladunjoye, the Lagos State Commissioner for Education, said this in a statement signed by Jide Lawal, the spokesperson for the ministry
The state Commissioner for Education, Olayinka Oladunjoye, who disclosed this in Lagos, explained that the state’s contingent won the first positions in Inter-State Quiz Competition, National Theme Project, Free Choice Project and Physics Competitions; third positions in Physics and Technology Competitions; and fourth position in Mathematics competition
The state Commissioner for Education, Olayinka Oladunjoye, who disclosed this in Lagos, explained that the objective of the training is to update the knowledge of mathematics teachers in the state public secondary schools and also improve the teaching and learning of the subject in schools with a view to achieving improved performance
According to her, the bonus is to show that the government is committed to the welfare of workers