Imota chair hosts One-Day Governor
The Chairman of Imota Local Council Development Area (LCDA), Sunday Benson, has received the Lagos State One-Day Governor, Miss Esther Etiyemonu of Lagos State Model College, Igbokuta, Imota, One-Day Deputy
The Chairman of Imota Local Council Development Area (LCDA), Sunday Benson, has received the Lagos State One-Day Governor,
Miss Esther Etiyemonu of Lagos State Model College, Igbokuta, Imota, One-Day
Deputy Governor, Miss Dorcas Awoyemi and the One-Day Secretary to the State Government, Miss Jumai Salami, during an official visit to the council secretariat in Imota.
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The visit formed part of activities lined up for the One-Day Governor’s engagements across key institutions in the state, an initiative designed to promote leadership, academic excellence, and civic responsibility among students.
Benson, described the visit as a proud moment for the Imota LCDA and a clear reflection of the Lagos State Government’s commitment to quality education, mentorship, leadership development, educational excellence.
He commended the initiator of the Spelling Bee Competition, Senator Oluremi Tinubu and wife of Lagos State Governor, Dr Ibijoke Sanwo-Olu, for sustaining the laudable programme.
He noted that it offers students a rare opportunity to experience the workings of government, develop leadership skills at an early stage and remain inspired to strive for academic distinction and responsible citizenship.
The chairman stated that his administration remains committed to policies and programmes that support the educational advancement and overall development of young people in Imota LCDA. He added that the council would continue to partner with the state government on initiatives that encourage excellence, discipline, and innovation among students.
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Benson emphasised that education remains the pillar upon which any society can grow and develop.
He charged the winners to remain focused on their future goals.
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Miss Esther expressed gratitude to the chairmanand the entire Imota LCDA leadership for the warm reception accorded to thedelegation. She described the experience as both inspiring and educational, adding that it had deepened her understanding of governance and public service.
She enjoined pupils across the state to remain focused on their academic pursuits and uphold the values of discipline, hard work, and integrity, while always striving for excellence. According to her, education remains the key to unlocking opportunities and building a brighter future.
The One-Day Deputy Governor and the Student SSG also commended the leadership of council for its commitment to grassroots development, particularly in education and youth-focused initiatives, noting that such efforts contribute significantly to the progress of the community.
Tutor-General/Permanent Secretary, Education District II, Mr. Omotayo Layemo Sanni, applauded the chairman for his laudable initiatives in education, infrastructure, and youth development. He noted that the young leaders were all from Education District II, adding that such programmes contribute meaningfully to the advancement of education in the district.



