Builder Olusesan Daini Executive Chairman Igbogbo-Baiyeku LCDA carried out educational support program in 3 days to the 13 Primary schools in Igbogbo-Baiyeku LCDA by distributing 12,000 Educational Materials to them which includes Exercise Books, Biro, Pencil, Ruler Sharpener, and Eraser.

Builder Olusesan Daini said he Personally visited the thirteen schools within a span of three days, he conducts thorough needs assessments, distributes educational support materials, and identifies areas for improvement.

Builder Olusesan promised to carryout project in the following schools; The renovation of five classrooms and a standard toilet will be done at Methodist Primary School Igbogbo, Salvation Army Primary School, Agunfoye will witness the full reconstruction of classrooms and toilets, meanwhile, Anglican primary school offin will also witness full reconstruction of a new block of classrooms with the provision of furnitures, Methodist Primary School Elepe primary school 1 and 2 will get 6 to 8 toilets, Ibeshe to have another Primary School soon.

Here is a breakdown of Builder Olusesan Daini visit to the Schools:

September 8, Day 1: UAMC Eleja Primary School, Methodist primary school, and AUD Primary School. September 9,

Day 2: LG Primary School Baiyeku, Salvation Army Primary School Agunfoye, LG Primary School, Igbe, Methodist Primary School 1 and 2 Elepe, Methodist Primary School Ibeshe, and Owode Primary School Ibelefun.

September 10, Day 3 Anglian Primary School Offin, Lajo Community Primary School and Oreta Primary School.

The commitment to equipping students with the necessary tools for learning is evident in the production of a minimum of 50,000 exercise books. Each child receives a minimum of four exercise books, along with essential items such as biro, pencil, eraser, sharpener, and ruler.

Builder Olusesan Daini, also announced that the long-awaited dream of Olu Odo community is set to become a reality as a primary school will be commissioned in the next three weeks. The community had written a letter 42 years ago, expressing their need for a primary school, and the government has recognized the importance of fulfilling this request, He appreciate Rep. Babajimi Benson for the classrooms and he said the council has provided all other necessary resources.

Recognizing the importance of accessible primary education, he emphasized the significance of reducing travel distances and increasing access to education for all children, by bringing education closer to the people, the Government aims to increase the number of educated children in the community.