AGEGE Local Government Education Authority.

PROMASIDOR NIGERIA LIMITED HOLDS HEALTH AWARENESS PROGRAMME FOR PUPILS OF ANWARU-UL-ISLAM AND JUBRIL MARTINS PRIMARY SCHOOLS, AGEGE

Pupils of Anwaru-ul-Islam Primary School and Jubril Martins Primary School, Agege, were today, 11th June 2026, treated to an exciting and educational experience as Promasidor Nigeria Limited organized a health awareness programme aimed at promoting healthy living among school children. The programme was held with the approval and support of the Education Secretary of Agege Local Government Education Authority (LGEA), Hajia Jannat Arinola Bashorun-Olokodana.

The event featured an informative health talk delivered by representatives of Promasidor Nigeria Limited, who educated the pupils on the importance of maintaining good personal hygiene, eating nutritious meals, engaging in regular physical exercise, and adopting healthy habits that support their growth and development.

The pupils actively participated in the interactive session, where they learned practical ways to stay healthy and prevent common illnesses. They were encouraged to embrace healthy lifestyles through proper handwashing, balanced nutrition, adequate rest, and regular physical activities.

As part of the programme, Promasidor Nigeria Limited distributed free sachets of Cowbell Chocolate to the pupils. The thoughtful gesture brought smiles to the faces of the children, who happily received the nutritious dairy product known for its rich taste and nutritional value.

Following the health education session, the atmosphere became even more lively as the pupils participated in various games and recreational activities. The fun-filled exercises encouraged teamwork, friendship, sportsmanship, and physical fitness among the children. The excitement and enthusiasm displayed by the pupils reflected the success of the programme in combining education with recreation.

The initiative underscored Promasidor Nigeria Limited's commitment to promoting child health and wellness through meaningful community engagement. It also highlighted the dedication of Agege LGEA, under the leadership of Hajia Jannat Bashorun-Olokodana, to fostering partnerships that positively impact the welfare and development of pupils in public primary schools.

The management, teachers, and pupils of both schools expressed their gratitude to Promasidor Nigeria Limited for the impactful programme and generous donation. They also appreciated the continued support of the Education Secretary in facilitating programmes that enrich the educational experience and well-being of pupils across Agege.

The event was a memorable one for the pupils of Anwaru-ul-Islam Primary School and Jubril Martins Primary School, leaving them with valuable health knowledge, enjoyable experiences, and happy memories.

Babajide Sanwo-Olu
Lagos SUBEB
Jannat Olokodana
Sulaimon Ogunmuyiwa
Agegetv Agege
Agege LG Information

AGEGE LGEA PARTNERS SOCIAL WATCH ANTI-DRUG ABUSE ADVOCACY (SWADA) TO SENSITIZE PUPILS ON THE DANGERS OF DRUG ABUSE

As part of its unwavering commitment to the holistic development and well-being of school children, the Agege Local Government Education Authority (LGEA), under the visionary leadership of the Education Secretary, Hajia Jannat Arinola Bashorun-Olokodana, in collaboration with Social Watch Anti-Drug Abuse Advocacy, organized a one-day sensitization programme for pupils at the Oyewole Primary School Complex, Agege, on Monday, 8th June 2026.

The sensitization programme was designed to educate pupils on the dangers associated with drug abuse, substance misuse, and other harmful social vices that pose significant threats to the future of young people. The initiative aligns with the authority's commitment to creating a safe and conducive learning environment while nurturing responsible and productive citizens.

During the programme, facilitators from Social Watch Anti-Drug Abuse Advocacy engaged the pupils in interactive sessions, enlightening them on the various forms of drugs commonly abused, the devastating health consequences of substance abuse, and the social, emotional, and academic implications associated with drug addiction. The pupils were also educated on strategies for resisting peer pressure and making positive life choices.

Speaking on the importance of the sensitization exercise, the Education Secretary, Hajia Jannat Bashorun-Olokodana ably represented by a Councilor at the School Support Section in the LGEA reiterated the need for continuous awareness programmes within schools to protect children from the growing menace of drug abuse. He emphasized that prevention through education remains one of the most effective approaches to safeguarding the future of young learners.

He further noted that the partnership between Agege LGEA and Social Watch Anti-Drug Abuse Advocacy (SWADA) demonstrates a shared commitment to promoting healthy lifestyles, moral values, and responsible behavior among pupils. According to him, early exposure to drug abuse awareness empowers

AGEGE LGEA PARTNERS SOCIAL WATCH ANTI-DRUG ABUSE ADVOCACY TO SENSITIZE PUPILS ON THE DANGERS OF DRUG ABUSE

As part of its unwavering commitment to the holistic development and well-being of school children, the Agege Local Government Education Authority (LGEA), under the visionary leadership of the Education Secretary, Hajia Jannat Arinola Bashorun-Olokodana, in collaboration with Social Watch Anti-Drug Abuse Advocacy, organized a one-day sensitization programme for pupils at the Oyewole Primary School Complex, Agege, on Monday, 8th June 2026.

The sensitization programme was designed to educate pupils on the dangers associated with drug abuse, substance misuse, and other harmful social vices that pose significant threats to the future of young people. The initiative aligns with the authority's commitment to creating a safe and conducive learning environment while nurturing responsible and productive citizens.

During the programme, facilitators from Social Watch Anti-Drug Abuse Advocacy engaged the pupils in interactive sessions, enlightening them on the various forms of drugs commonly abused, the devastating health consequences of substance abuse, and the social, emotional, and academic implications associated with drug addiction. The pupils were also educated on strategies for resisting peer pressure and making positive life choices.

Speaking on the importance of the sensitization exercise, the Education Secretary, Hajia Jannat Bashorun-Olokodana ably represented by a Councilor at the School Support Section in the LGEA reiterated the need for continuous awareness programmes within schools to protect children from the growing menace of drug abuse. He emphasized that prevention through education remains one of the most effective approaches to safeguarding the future of young learners.

He further noted that the partnership between Agege LGEA and Social Watch Anti-Drug Abuse Advocacy (SWADA) demonstrates a shared commitment to promoting healthy lifestyles, moral values, and responsible behavior among pupils. According to him, early exposure to drug abuse awareness empowers children with the knowledge and confidence required to make informed decisions throughout their lives.

The pupils actively participated in discussions, asked insightful questions, and pledged to remain drug-free while serving as ambassadors of positive behavior among their peers and within their communities.

The programme was widely applauded by teachers, school administrators, and stakeholders who acknowledged its relevance in addressing contemporary social challenges affecting young people. They commended the Education Secretary and the collaborating organization for bringing such a timely and impactful initiative to the school community.

The successful sensitization exercise further underscores Agege LGEA's dedication to not only academic excellence but also the moral, social, and psychological development of every child under its care. Through strategic partnerships and proactive interventions, the authority continues to equip pupils with the knowledge, values, and life skills necessary for a brighter and drug-free future.

Together, we can build a generation of healthy, informed, and responsible leaders by saying NO to drug abuse and YES to education, discipline, and positive living.

Babajide Sanwo-Olu
Sulaimon Ogunmuyiwa
Oladimeji Imran Hamzat
Lagos SUBEB
Jannat Olokodana

The Education Secretary of Agege Local Government Education Authority (LGEA), Hajia Jannat Bashorun-Olokodana, alongside the Chairman of Agege Local Government, Abdulganiyu Vinod Obasa, attended the 2026 Children’s Day Celebration.

The event brought together pupils, teachers, parents, and community leaders in a vibrant celebration of learning, talent, and sportsmanship. Through various sporting activities and performances, the children showcased their skills, teamwork, discipline, and enthusiasm.

The occasion highlighted the importance of nurturing young minds and promoting holistic development through education and extracurricular activities.

Happy Children’s Day to all our wonderful children—the future of our nation.

Happy Children’s Day to all amazing children of Agege and across Nigeria🇳🇬✨
Today we celebrate your joy, innocence, and bright potential especially our children in Agege, whose smiles continue to inspire hope for a better tomorrow.
We also remember children in Oyo State and many parts of Nigeria who are facing difficult conditions in their schools and communities. Every child deserves safety, quality education, and a future filled with dignity and care.

To every child in Nigeria: you are seen, you are valued, and your dreams matter.
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𝐄𝐢𝐝 𝐌𝐮𝐛𝐚𝐫𝐚𝐤!🌙✨
May this blessed Eid bring renewed faith, abundant joy, good health and countless blessings to you and your loved ones. Wishing everyone a peaceful and fulfilling celebration.🤍