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The Chancellor, Landmark University, Omu-Aran, Kwara, Bishop David Oyedepo, has advocated review of the nation’s education system for Nigeria to achieve the desired transformation education sector.
On Friday, the Chancellor called a call to Omu-Arana on Graduation, a day of awards and public lectures, to mark the 50th anniversary of the state high school Omu-Aran. Oyedepo, also an old boy from school, emphasized the importance of quality education in the life of every society and its people. The cleric said only a standard and brilliant education system could help speed up Nigerian eager socio-economic recovery, growth and development. He expressed the need for leaders to facilitate the formative platform through the education sector, enabling young people to gain better education to prepare them for taking the lead role in the future in the country. "Where does quality education go, there is civilization and socio-economic development here. "Egypt once led to education and at the same time led civilization. People from Europe went to Egypt to get to know Architecture, Geometry and Archeology. "There is no substitute for quality education in the recovery process of any nation like ours," he said. Mr. Lateef Fagbemi, (SAN) at the lecture, advocated an increased and sustainable financing of national educational institutions and the education system. Fagbemi talked about "Functional Education: an imperative for rapid socio-economic development in Nigeria". "Even if we are not able to keep the recommended United Nations reference number of 26 percent, we certainly need to improve our current financial deal," he said. Ph.D. Adeniyi Olayanju, Deputy Chancellor, Landmark University, in his remarks, praised members of school boys' associations for contributing to the development of school infrastructure. The high point was the award of certificates and awards to school students who were distinguished in various studies.... spill TEA.... Easy on Shade #jaiyeorie
On Friday, the Chancellor called a call to Omu-Arana on Graduation, a day of awards and public lectures, to mark the 50th anniversary of the state high school Omu-Aran. Oyedepo, also an old boy from school, emphasized the importance of quality education in the life of every society and its people. The cleric said only a standard and brilliant education system could help speed up Nigerian eager socio-economic recovery, growth and development. He expressed the need for leaders to facilitate the formative platform through the education sector, enabling young people to gain better education to prepare them for taking the lead role in the future in the country. "Where does quality education go, there is civilization and socio-economic development here. "Egypt once led to education and at the same time led civilization. People from Europe went to Egypt to get to know Architecture, Geometry and Archeology. "There is no substitute for quality education in the recovery process of any nation like ours," he said. Mr. Lateef Fagbemi, (SAN) at the lecture, advocated an increased and sustainable financing of national educational institutions and the education system. Fagbemi talked about "Functional Education: an imperative for rapid socio-economic development in Nigeria". "Even if we are not able to keep the recommended United Nations reference number of 26 percent, we certainly need to improve our current financial deal," he said. Ph.D. Adeniyi Olayanju, Deputy Chancellor, Landmark University, in his remarks, praised members of school boys' associations for contributing to the development of school infrastructure. The high point was the award of certificates and awards to school students who were distinguished in various studies.... spill TEA.... Easy on Shade #jaiyeorie
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