The Ogun State Teaching Service Commission has inducted 205 new principal designates, urging them to align with the state government’s vision of enhancing the education sector.
During the induction ceremony, the Commissioner for Education, Science, and Technology, Professor Abayomi Arigbabu, emphasized the need for synergy between the principals and the government’s educational objectives. He, along with other stakeholders, appealed to the inductees to uphold and elevate the quality of education in Ogun State.
Evang. Lekan Ifede, Chairman of the Ogun State Teaching Service Commission, highlighted that the selection process was thorough and adhered to strict diligence. The induction of these new principals marks a significant step in reinforcing the state’s commitment to educational excellence.
The atmosphere at the ceremony was one of celebration and commitment, with the new principals expressing their gratitude to the state government. They pledged to maintain and enhance the high educational standards that Ogun State is known for.
Professor Arigbabu and other key education stakeholders in the state charged the inductees to strive for excellence in education delivery, aiming to nurture responsible leaders for the future.
The induction saw 205 Vice-Principals promoted to Principals, with letters of recommendation awarded to twelve new principals who scored 80 and above in the qualifying computer-based test.
This induction ceremony is a pivotal moment in Ogun State’s educational journey, reinforcing the state’s dedication to fostering high standards in its schools.
