“Adeniran has worked closely with us at the grassroots, and we have seen first-hand how his decisions positively impact both administrators and learners,” the forum stated.
Ms Saka-Eletu noted that some individuals screened had already shown signs of serious glaucoma.
He appealed for the support, prayers and trust of the Oyo people.
He noted that providing adequate instructional materials is critical to improving teaching effectiveness.
Mr Sani said that the excursion was designed to expose pupils to real-life agricultural practices beyond classroom teaching.
He urged school administrators and community leaders to cooperate with the directive and remain fully vigilant.
Mr Isiyaku appealed for the sustainability of the training.
The union described the development as a bold initiative.
Ms Peregrino said continuous self-development would keep them abreast of emerging trends in their chosen profession.
Ms Maigari reiterated the state government’s commitment to enhancing access to quality education at all levels.
