Bolanle Akanji
Moderator
A community development group, the Ososo Forum advised students in both primary and secondary schools in Akoko Edo Local Government Area of Edo State to strive for excellence in their academics in order to achieve their dreams.
The forum also distributed school materials to 5,000 students in nursery, primary and post-primary schools as part of its annual Education Support Exercise and its 2013 projects in their cardinal human development efforts.
“For a stable, virile and disciplined society, and the survival of our generation, education must top the agenda of leaders in whatever capacities, the standard is no doubt falling in our nation, so we cannot fold our arms and see the children suffer in this area”, he said.
Damisa admonished students to try and like mathematics, saying that the fear of the subject has led many to choose wrong courses.
Other speakers include the immediate past President of the forum, Mr. Peter Aliu and Executive Secretary, Mr. Agbaragada Bello.
The Forum had earlier in the year, distributed 20 JAMB forms to deserving secondary school students in support of their future tertiary education.
It also secured modest accommodation for all NYSC members posted to the town, as teaching staff to secondary schools.
The forum also distributed school materials to 5,000 students in nursery, primary and post-primary schools as part of its annual Education Support Exercise and its 2013 projects in their cardinal human development efforts.
“For a stable, virile and disciplined society, and the survival of our generation, education must top the agenda of leaders in whatever capacities, the standard is no doubt falling in our nation, so we cannot fold our arms and see the children suffer in this area”, he said.
Damisa admonished students to try and like mathematics, saying that the fear of the subject has led many to choose wrong courses.
Other speakers include the immediate past President of the forum, Mr. Peter Aliu and Executive Secretary, Mr. Agbaragada Bello.
The Forum had earlier in the year, distributed 20 JAMB forms to deserving secondary school students in support of their future tertiary education.
It also secured modest accommodation for all NYSC members posted to the town, as teaching staff to secondary schools.
