Teacher’s Day: Teachers are critical nation builders — Gov Adeleke

On World Teachers' Day, Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke emphasized the crucial role of teachers in nation-building and reaffirmed his administration's dedication to their welfare and improved working conditions. In his message, Governor Adeleke acknowledged the vital contributions of educators in shaping the minds and character of future generations, stressing that teaching transcends mere profession and is a calling requiring dedication, discipline, patience, and sacrifice for humanity.

He described teachers as builders, responsible for molding young minds and directing their paths through imparting knowledge and values.

Governor Adeleke expressed gratitude to teachers, especially those in Osun State, for equipping children and youth to become responsible and productive citizens who can contribute to societal progress. His administration has prioritized teachers' welfare over the past three years, focusing on enhancing the conditions under which they perform their duties.

The governor highlighted the structured rehabilitation of public school infrastructure to create more conducive learning environments. Notably, the administration intervened to prevent funds meant for primary school teachers from being misappropriated, ensuring they were not penalized for the misuse of power by certain political interests.

Emphasizing that recognition of teachers' contributions should extend beyond World Teachers' Day, Governor Adeleke called on the public to demonstrate greater appreciation and reward the efforts of educators appropriately. He reassured teachers and other Osun workers of his administration's unwavering commitment to their welfare and improved conditions of service.