Ogun Deputy Governor Commissions A Block Of Six Classrooms at St. Peter's Anglican School

 Ogun Deputy Governor Commissions A Block Of Six Classrooms at St. Peter's Anglican School

The Deputy Governor of Ogun State, Engr. Noimot Salako-Oyedele, has commissioned a block of six classrooms, completed with 120 furniture sets and school startup kits at St. Peter's Anglican School,Agoro Town, Ado-Odo/Ota Local Government Area. 

Engr  Noimot Salako-Oyedele ably  represented by her Senior Special Assistant, Hon. Kolawole Salako,  expressed her satisfaction and  gratitude to the donors  assuring them of her readiness to support at all times. 

She commended the  doggedness of Build-A-School Initiative for Africa (BASIA) in partnership with Co-Africa and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints as well the community leaders for their total supports during the execution of the  project, which was completed in just three months.

According to her, "this is not the first time, BASIA has undertaken such a project in Ogun State,  previously completed projects at the St. Peter's College Classroom Restoration Project in Abeokuta".

Speaking, the Executive Chairman of Ado-Odo/Ota LG, Alhaji Lawal Wasiu while  congratulating the Baale of Agoro over the project, promised to support the development of Agoro Town. 

He commended 'BASIA' for  partnering with the government saying this  would provide an enabling environment for smooth  teaching/ learning process in the local government. 

The LG boss urged the school management to take the maintenance of the facilities seriously in order to achieve the desired objectives.

 

Responding, the school's head teacher, Mrs. Fagbenro Funmilayo, thanked the Deputy Governor, Engr. Noimot Salako-Oyedele and the Local Government Chairman, Hon. Lawal Wasiu, for accepting the zoning of the project recognizing the unwavering supports  of the Baale, High Chief Dayo Oduntan, and his chiefs for their relentlessly  throughout the execution of the  project.

Appreciating the donors, High Chief Dayo Oduntan acknowledged the contributions of the Governments and  prominent individuals, including Mr. Solaja, to the development of education and other projects in the community.