“There are bold consequences for trying to deceive the court.’’
The pupils were shown practical ways of washing hands to have clean hands free of germs.
Mr Olayinka advised parents to stop leaving everything for teachers to do in the training of their children.
Mr Sulaiman said the programme would help participants to improve work ethics in public service.
Mr Aremu said the programme would make students get the knowledge required for handling labour issues.
Mr Deji advised youths to avoid copying social media lifestyles and move at their own pace.
“We see anything made-in-Nigeria as ‘fake.’
The commissioner said the administration paid attention to the tertiary education system in the state.
“Fire fighters, upon arrival, found the entire compound and Edun Market engulfed in flames due to a late call.’’
The PRO said the achievement was a result of resilience and commitment by officers of the command.
