The alumni association of
Adeniran Ogunsanya College of Education, Oto-Ijanikin, Lagos state has
described the planned reintroduction of the Teaching Service Commission (
TESCOM) as long overdue.
The alumni association in a
statement signed by its National Public Relations Officer, Opeyemi Eniola gave
kudos to the Lagos state house of Assembly led by Rt. Hon. Mudashiru Obama for
its prompt response to issues that affects humanity and most especially the
innovations in the education sector.
The statement reads:
"Lagos state is working not
because the arms of government doesn't have their challenges but they defy the
challenges to ensure that the people gets the best of governance.
"The Lagos state house of
assembly has displayed its readiness to work with Governor Akinwunmi Ambode on
prompt delivery, steps taken towards the reintroduction of the Lagos state
teaching Service Commission is a testimony of the many innovations.
"We in the sector and the
teachers in training are not just happy over this innovation, if the bill is
passed and implemented, it will not just bring orderliness in the education
sector of the state, it will also reduce the high rate of unemployment.
"We are proud of our
alumnus, Hon. Lanre Ogunyemi, the chairman house committee on Education for the
evolution he brought with other members of the committee, with them Education
in Lagos state can only get better.
"The alumni association president, Prince Shina Akintolure and the rest of the alumni association will be on a visit to the house of assembly to contribute our quota as teachers and appreciate the good work of the lawmakers, Eniola stated.
The alumni spokesman went further
to urge the state government to extend their consultation to every notable
stakeholder in the state.
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