Ipapo Youths Urged to Prioritize Education for Community Development

The principals of Ipapo’s two major public secondary schools, Mr. Oyeniran and Mr. Azeez, have called on parents to take their children’s education seriously, citing concerns about truancy, lateness, and disrespect towards school authorities. They emphasized the importance of education in driving community development. This call was made during the Annual General Meeting of Ipapo Descendant Union, held on Saturday, November 9, 2024, at Ifebasiri Cooperative Building along Owode Ipapo road.

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Key Takeaways from the Schools

  • Ipapo Community Grammar School’s principal, Mrs. Oyeniran, sought the intervention of the Ipapo Descendant Union (IDU) to provide essential resources, highlighting the school’s upcoming Golden Jubilee as an opportunity for the Old Students Association to contribute meaningfully.
  • Mr. Azeez, principal of Muslim High School Ipapo, praised stakeholders for their prompt support and students for their outstanding performance in external exams and competitions.

Appreciation and Recognition

The principals expressed gratitude to Alhaji Uthman Amuda Adebanjo, Barrister Beulah Olufemi Adeoye, Pa Oyedepo Foundation, Education Committee, PTA bodies, Security officers, and government officials for their contributions to the schools’ well-being.

Oyo State College of Education Update

The coordinator of the Oyo State College of Education Lanlate Ipapo Study Centre announced that eight sets have graduated since its approval in 2016. Admission into NCE I for 2024/2025 has commenced, with prospective candidates able to obtain forms at the Temporary Campus on Fridays and Saturdays.

This emphasis on education aligns with global efforts to prioritize youth development, as seen in initiatives like the Global Partnership for Education. By focusing on education, Ipapo youths can become change-makers in their community, driving growth and progress.

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