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26/10/2026

OGUN SUBEB CELEBRATES IFEDE'S BIRTHDAY, REAFFIRMS COMMITTMEMT TO STAFF WELFARE
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‎The Management and Staff of the Ogun State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) have celebrated the Executive Chairman, Evangelist Joshua Olalekan Ifede, with a surprise birthday celebration, during which he pledged improved staff welfare.
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‎The event, held on Monday at the Board’s Conference Room, Oke-Mosan, Abeokuta, saw the Chairman express appreciation to the staff, promising to do more to enhance their well-being. He announced the constitution of a committee to ensure that every staff member is celebrated on their birthday.
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‎Evangelist Ifede described birthdays as opportunities to thank God for the gift of life and urged staff to embrace kindness, humility, faithfulness and mutual respect, irrespective of position. He also emphasised the need for effective monitoring and appropriate systems to improve service delivery.
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‎He commended the education-friendly Governor of Ogun State, Prince Dapo Abiodun, for facilitating access to Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) counterpart funds up to 2026, noting that the achievement had enhanced the standing of Ogun SUBEB among its counterparts nationwide.
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‎The Chairman appreciated the staff for their support, prayed for them and encouraged them to remain patient, trust in God and uphold good character.
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‎In his remarks, the Permanent Member IV of the Board, Rt. Hon. Akeem Balogun, described Ifede as a visionary leader, team player and role model who understands basic education administration and responds positively to staff needs. He prayed for his long life and prosperity.
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‎The Ex-Officio Member, Hon. Adewale Adeogun, described the Chairman as a loving and responsive leader who serves as a father figure to his staff.
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‎Speaking on behalf of the Headteacher-General, the Headteacher-General of Egba Division, Mrs. Folake Onabajo, praised Ifede as a visionary leader and role model, wishing him greater achievements.
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‎The Director of Management Services, Mr. Remi Kovobau, speaking on behalf of the Directors, noted that the Chairman was widely appreciated and wished him a happy birthday.
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‎Similarly, TPL Ayoola, representing the Conference of Education Secretaries of Local Government Education Authorities, commended the Chairman’s leadership and positive impact on lives, while Mrs. Temitope Bamgboye, speaking on behalf of other staff, described him as a caring father who prioritises staff welfare.
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‎Earlier, the Board Secretary, Mrs. Olubunmi Oso, welcomed guests and expressed gratitude to God for preserving the Chairman’s life. She noted that the occasion provided an opportunity to celebrate a leader whose contributions to the Board had made a positive difference.
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‎Mrs. Oso described Evangelist Ifede as a game changer, a committed team player, a selfless and God-fearing leader, and a boss who understands his responsibilities. She highlighted his leadership qualities, noting that his approach had strengthened love, unity and cooperation among members of staff. She also expressed her personal satisfaction with working alongside him, commending his leadership style and wishing him continued good health, greater accomplishments and many more years of impactful service.
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‎Highlights of the celebration included a cultural performance by SUBEB staff, the presentation of gifts to the Chairman by Board Staff, friends and associates and special prayers for the celebrant by Christian and Muslim clerics.

24/10/2026

OGUN SUBEB CHAIRMAN TASKS LEARNERS ON TALENT DISCOVERY, EXCELLENCE

The Chairman of the Ogun State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), Evangelist Olalekan Ifede, has urged learners in Public Primary Schools across the State to believe in their abilities, participate actively in sports, support one another and embrace opportunities to discover their talents.

Ifede, gave the charge at a programme tagged ‘Say Yes to School Sports,’ organised by the Nigeria School Sports Federation (NSSF) with the theme “Discover the Champion in Me,” at the Abeokuta Grammar School Pavilion, Abeokuta, noting that every child possesses unique talents, abilities and potential that could be discovered and developed through the right opportunities and encouragement.

Represented by the Board’s Permanent Member IV, Hon. Akeem Balogun, the SUBEB Chairman reaffirmed the Board’s commitment to creating an enabling environment where every learner could build confidence, develop discipline and achieve excellence in academics and extracurricular activities, including sports.

Evangelist Ifede, stressed that sports could provide a powerful platform for promoting teamwork, leadership, perseverance, respect and fair play, noting that the initiative would help identify and nurture young talents, develop learners’ abilities and prepare them to become future champions and responsible leaders in society.

He also commended the organisers, teachers, parents and other stakeholders for their dedication and commitment to making the programme a success.

Also speaking at the event, the President of the Nigeria School Sports Federation, Mrs. Olabisi Joseph, described the initiative as exciting, noting that the federation was advocating for mass participation in sports as a sustainable means of identifying talents at an early age, urging stakeholders in the education sector to embrace school sports and create more opportunities for learners to participate in sporting activities.

In a related development, the Ogun State Universal Basic Education Board had organised a 1-day training programme for Local Government Education Authority Sports Desk officers and sports teachers in Public Primary Schools, with the theme;’ Building Competent Sports Educators for Safe, Inclusive and Sustainable School Sports’.

Declaring the programme open, the Chairman of SUBEB, Evang. Olalekan Ifede, represented by Permanent Member IV, Hon. Akeem Balogun, described the training as an opportunity for participants to enhance their knowledge and professional skills, urging them to apply the knowledge acquired during the training in their respective education authorities to improve the organisation and delivery of school sports.

The SUBEB chairman emphasised that learners’ safety must remain a priority during sporting activities and charged participants to identify and nurture sporting talents among pupils.

Also speaking, the Director of Academic and School Services, Mrs. Kehinde Anifowose, commended the participants for their resilience and support for the department, expressing confidence that the training would reinforce participants’ existing knowledge and improve their capacity to organise inter-house sports competitions and other school sporting activities.

23/10/2026

OGUN SUBEB COMMENDS TEACH FOR NIGERIA'S CONTRIBUTIONS TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS

The Ogun State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) has commended Teach For Nigeria (TFN) for its significant contributions to teaching and learning in public Primary Schools across the State.

The Chairman of the board, Evang. Olalekan Ifede, gave the commendation while delivering a goodwill message at a stakeholders’ engagement organised by TFN at Abeokuta Grammar School, saying that the organisation’s deployment of dedicated fellows, support for school leadership, foundational learning and numeracy initiatives, 'Be the Change projects' and educational radio programmes had contributed significantly to its achievements.

Represented by the Director of Monitoring and Evaluation, Mrs. Oluwaseyi Oke, the Chairman appreciated the commitment of TFN fellows, who continue to inspire pupils, promote effective teaching practices and contribute to improved learning outcomes. He acknowledged the support of Governor Dapo Abiodun, whose administration had facilitated the annual placement of 200 fellows in Public Primary Schools across the State and provided them with monthly stipends.

Earlier, the Chief Executive Officer of TFN, Mrs Molade Adeniyi, said the organisation was the first partner in Africa to collaborate with a Ministry of Education on the placement of fellows in public schools, noting that the partnership demonstrated the government's commitment to prioritising education and promoting equity in the sector.

She disclosed that TFN had deployed more than 3,000 fellows to public schools across Nigeria, describing Ogun State as the organisation’s longest-standing partner.

“We have impacted over 500,000 children in the last ten years in over 800 schools. That is a big number. It is possible to reach millions of children with zero impact. But through the collaboration, we have recorded a huge success,” she said.

Also speaking, a 2025 Teach For Nigeria fellow, Aminat Adeniji, said the organisation had transformed her life, particularly in her academic pursuits, adding that the programme had helped her develop greater self-confidence.

19/10/2026

OGUN SUBEB BOARD SECRETARY TASKS LGEA OFFICIALS ON UNITY, EFFECTIVE SERVICE DELIVERY

The Board Secretary of the Ogun State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), Mrs. Olubunmi Oso, has called for sustained cooperation, unity of purpose and effective service delivery among education stakeholders to ensure the successful implementation of government policies in the basic education sector.

Mrs. Oso made the call while receiving members of the Conference of Heads of Academic and School Services of the Local Government Education Authorities (LGEAs) during a courtesy visit to her office in Abeokuta.

Addressing the delegation, the Board Secretary expressed profound appreciation for the visit and assured the members of her commitment to an open-door policy. She also solicited their prayers and support as she discharges the responsibilities of her strategic office.

Mrs. Oso emphasised the importance of the Board Secretary's office in coordinating communication, documentation and the effective follow-up of decisions, noting that these functions are essential to strengthening the relationship between the Board and the 20 Local Government Education Authorities.

She further charged members of the Conference to ensure maximum cooperation and maintain effective working relationships within their respective offices. She urged them to discharge their duties diligently, professionally and in line with the expectations of their offices, stressing that their commitment and dedication were vital to achieving the Board's objectives and improving the standard of basic education in the state.

Earlier, the delegation was introduced by the Director of Academic and School Services and Most Senior Director of Education, Mrs. Kehinde Anifowose.

Speaking on behalf of the delegation, the Chairman of the Conference, Mrs. Morayo Rabiu of Sagamu LGEA, thanked the Board Secretary for granting them an audience and explained the purpose of the visit.

The Secretary of the Conference, Mr. Olufemi Somefun of Obafemi/Owode LGEA, delivered the goodwill message, describing Mrs. Oso's appointment by Governor Dapo Abiodun on September 18, 2026, as well-deserved and a call to greater service.

The Conference members pledged their professional cooperation and support towards strengthening school administration and improving learning outcomes across the state.

In his remarks, Mr. Joseph Bankole of Ado-Ota LGEA offered prayers for Mrs. Oso's successful tenure, expressing hope that her time in office would be marked by outstanding achievements and meaningful contributions to the development of basic education in Ogun State.

12/10/2026

ACCOUNTANTS' FORUM CELEBRATES DIRECTOR OF FINANCE AND ACCOUNTS, MR YEMI BANGBOSE

The Accountants’ Forum has celebrated the Director of Finance and Accounts, Mr Yemi Bangbose, in recognition of his importance to the forum and his contributions to fostering cordial relationships among its members.

Speaking on behalf of the forum, Mr Lameed Abayomi expressed appreciation to Mr Bangbose for his special place in the forum. He also called for the sustenance and strengthening of the cordial relationship between the forum and the Director.
Members of the forum present at the celebration included Mr Lalude Samson, Chairman; Mrs Adeosun Asanat, Treasurer; Mr Lameed Abayomi; Mrs Bakene Rotii; and Mr Adeoye Olusegun.

In his response, Mr Yemi Bamgbose expressed gratitude to the members for honouring him with the celebration. He also commended them for the good work they are doing in their respective local government areas.

Furthermore, Mr Bamgbose pledged his commitment to sustaining the cordial relationship with the forum to strengthen unity, promote cooperation and make the forum an enviable association.

The celebration underscored the importance of mutual respect, collaboration and strong professional relationships in advancing the objectives of the Accountants’ Forum.

12/10/2026

FINANCE AND ACCOUNTS DIRECTOR, YEMI BAMGBOSE, CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY AMID TRIBUTES FROM STAFF

The Director of Finance and Accounts at the State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), Mr. Yemi Bamgbose, has been described as an amiable, exceptional, and wonderful boss who embodies hard work, resilience, doggedness and articulateness.

The description was given by the Deputy Director of Finance and Accounts, Mrs.Kudirat Awojobi, during a birthday celebration organised in honour of Mr. Bamgbose in his office.

Speaking at the gathering, Mrs. Kudirat Awojobi praised the celebrant's leadership qualities, noting that he believes in teamwork, recognises intellectual ability, motivates and appreciates staff members who demonstrate competence and commitment to their duties.
According to her, Mr. Bamgbose is a leader who encourages excellence and inspires those around him to give their best.

The birthday celebration brought together staff members of the Finance and Accounts Department, who seized the opportunity to shower encomiums on their director. The celebrant, fondly known by his popular nicknames, including Wapasibe, Bamgbo Osa, and Omo Koskobilala, was celebrated for his personality, leadership and contributions to the department.

In his response, Mr. Bamgbose expressed appreciation to the staff for organising the celebration in his honour, describing the occasion as an opportunity for reflection, sincere appreciation and personal growth.
He noted that while celebrations provide an avenue to acknowledge people's contributions and positive qualities, such occasions should also be guided by honesty and sincerity.
According to him, commendations should be based on facts, while constructive observations about areas requiring improvement should not be overlooked.
He stressed that sincere feedback helps individuals recognise their shortcomings, make necessary adjustments and become better versions of themselves, adding that praise without honesty may not serve the best interests of the person being celebrated.

Mr. Bamgbose also emphasised the importance of loyalty in building and sustaining meaningful relationships, noting that the absence of loyalty could undermine the foundation of any relationship.
He further urged everyone to shun hatred and envy, describing them as destructive attitudes that contribute to the downfall of humanity. He encouraged staff members to embrace mutual respect, understanding and positive relationships in their personal and professional engagements.

The director concluded by appreciating everyone who attended the gathering and praying that each person would, in due time, enjoy similar celebrations and recognition in their respective lives.

Earlier, Mrs. Sonde Busola welcomed members of staff to the gathering and explained that the event was organised to celebrate the director's birthday, appreciate his contributions and offer prayers for God's continued guidance, protection and blessings upon him in all his endeavours.

The celebration ended on a note of appreciation and goodwill, reflecting the cordial relationship between the director and members of his department.

07/10/2026

SUBEB CHAIRMAN DONATES EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS TO SCHOOLS

In a way of showing appreciation to his people for standing by him, the Chairman of the State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), Evang. Olalekan Ifede, has given back to his alma mater, Wesley Nursery and Primary School, Ilisan-Remo and as well made other provisions for some other schools in that community in Ikenne Local Government Area of the State.

Ifede who visited his alma mater with sizable educational materials, that included; 30 sets of school uniforms, 22 packs of pencils, 30 pairs of sandals, 12 packs of exercise books, cleaners and biros to each of the beneficiary.

Speaking during the presentation, the SUBEB Chairman said the gesture was aimed at supporting the vision and mission of SUBEB, particularly the goal of ensuring that no child is out of school and that every learner was able to read, write and communicate effectively.

He said the initiative was also intended to set an example for others to emulate, stressing that no learner should be deprived of basic educational materials.

“I don’t want to hear that a learner does not have a biro or pencil. The materials are not meant for a particular pupil, they are for any learner who is in need,” he said.

He urged teachers to intensify their enrolment drive by visiting communities in Ikenne Local Government to identify and enrol out-of-school children.

He stressed that no teacher should demand money from parents before enrolling their children in public schools, just as he appreciated teachers and headteachers for their cooperation and commitment to the Board’s vision, while calling on well-meaning individuals, politicians and other stakeholders to emulate the initiative by supporting basic education in their communities.

Earlier in his welcome address, the Education Secretary, Ikenne Local Government, Hon. Olusesan Odumusi, described Ifede as a good leader and lover of children who had always been committed to improving their education and welfare, commended the SUBEB Chairman for laying a solid foundation for the development of basic education in the State.

Also speaking, the Ward 9 Councillor in Ilisan, Hon. Adekunle Oduwale and the Council’s Supervisor for Education, Hon. Jamiu Sonuga, commended the initiative, noting that it would contribute significantly to improving the learning experience of pupils and applauded Ifede for his consistency in positively impacting lives, particularly those of young people.

The Headteacher of Wesley Nursery and Primary School, Ifetayo Komolafe, expressed appreciation to the SUBEB Chairman for the gesture and assured that the materials would be distributed to deserving learners without bias.

Responding on behalf of the pupils, Pelumi Aberuagba of Wesley Nursery and Primary School and AbdulAzeem Bello of St. Barnabas Primary School, Ilisan-Remo, thanked the Chairman for the donation and prayed for continued blessings and strength for him to do more.

Other schools visited during the exercise included; African Church Primary School, Ansar-Ud-Deen School and FOMWAN Nursery and Primary School, all in Ilisan-Remo.

06/10/2026

2026 TEACHERS’ DAY: ABIODUN SPLASHES MILLIONS ON TEACHERS, SCHOOLS, ADMINISTRATORS

Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, has rewarded outstanding teachers, students and School administrators for their exceptional performances as the State joined the rest of the world to celebrate the 2026 World Teachers’ Day.

The event which took place at the June 12 Cultural Centre, Kuto, Abeokuta, was part of the administration’s continued efforts to encourage teachers to improve their performance and contribute more to the development of education in the State.

Represented by the Secretary to the State Government, Mr. Tokunbo Talabi, Governor Abiodun commended teachers in the State for their maturity, dedication and decency since the inception of his administration, describing investment in education as an investment in the future of the State.

The Governor said that through the Ogun State Education Revitalisation Agenda (OGSERA), the State had strengthened curriculum delivery, school management, technology, infrastructure, funding, as well as the welfare of teachers and learners.

He added that the Digital Education Revitalisation Agenda (DiPER) had further strengthened School administration, Education delivery and accountability, thus, enabled the government to identify more needs and channelled resources more effectively.

Abiodun, also rewarded the best teachers in Public and Private Schools, outstanding students in Junior and Senior Secondary Schools, as well as the best school administrators in the public and private categories.

For the Best Teachers in the Public Primary Schools category, Mr. Rasaq Babatunde emerged first, Mrs. Ayedun Oluwakemi, came second, while Mrs. Ajayi Fatimo Bisola, took third position. They received ₦2.5 million, ₦1.5 million and ₦1 million respectively.

In the Junior Public Schools category, Mr. Olugbemi Soleye, Mrs. Abosede Akande and Mrs. Funmilayo Kuye emerged first, Second and third respectively, while Oluwaseun Adebayo, Beatrice Akomolafe and Àjọṣe Aderibigbe, took the first, second and third positions in the Senior Public Schools category.

In the Best Teachers, Private Schools category, Mrs. Ayoka Akanni of Breakthrough Academy, Akute and Mr Kehinde Olusegun of Anglican High School, Quarry, emerged first and second respectively.

For the Best Administrators in the Public Category, Mr. Raymond Sodipo of Muslim Primary School, Ago-Oko, Abeokuta, emerged first; Mrs. Oluranti Bankole of African Church Primary School 1, Ayetoro, came second; while Mrs. Silifat Olakitan of Abeokuta South Local Government Nursery/Primary School, Ijemo, Abeokuta, took third position.

Community Nursery and Primary School, Mile II, and Christ Apostolic Grammar School, Iperu, also received ₦10 million each as the best schools in the Primary and Junior Secondary Schools categories respectively, among other cash prizes presented to outstanding awardees.

The highlight of the event was the presentation of the Award of Distinguished Leadership in Technology-Driven Education and Innovation to Governor Abiodun.

The Ogun Learn Ambassadors also presented a Special Award of Excellence to the Chairman of the State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), Evangelist Olalekan Ifede, in recognition of his exemplary leadership and commitment to foundational learning, human capital development and sustainable basic education in Ogun State.

06/10/2026

2026 WTD: OGSG REITERATES COMMITMENT TO CREATING ENABLING ENVIRONMENT FOR TEACHERS

The Ogun State Government has reiterated its commitment to creating an enabling environment for teachers to develop professionally and discharge their responsibilities effectively.

The government made the commitment as the State joined the rest of the world to commemorate the 2026 World Teachers’ Day.

Delivering an address during the event at the June 12 Cultural Centre, Abeokuta, Chairman of the Ogun State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), Evang. Olalekan Ifede, spoke on the theme of the celebration: “Standing with Teachers: 60 Years of Protecting the Profession, Advancing Its Status and Shaping Our Futures’’ said that teachers must be adequately prepared to respond to the changing realities of education, including the use of digital technology, emerging approaches to teaching and learning, inclusive education and the changing needs of learners.

He said the aspiration of the Ogun State Government remained that every child in public primary schools should be able to read, write and communicate effectively, while acquiring other skills, values and character required to become responsible and productive citizens.

The SUBEB chairman urged teachers to uphold the values of professionalism, integrity, discipline, commitment and continuous learning, assuring them of government’s continued support for the teaching profession.

He however, called on teachers to reciprocate government’s efforts through dedication to duty and an unwavering commitment to the success and well-being of every child in their care.

Speaking at the event, the State Chairman of the Association of Secondary School Unions (ASSU), Comrade Felix Agbesanwa, appreciated the State government for creating an avenue for teachers’ voices to be heard, noting that teachers’ salaries were being paid promptly, while running costs were provided to school administrators, while he also commended the government for approving promotions for teachers.

He acknowledged the infrastructural development taking place in schools across the State, just as he highlighted some requests by teachers, including the approval of additional qualifications for teachers, among others.

Also speaking, the State Chairman of the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT), Comrade Sewakanu Noah, said Governor Dapo Abiodun had consistently supported teachers over the years, describing him as a true friend of the teaching profession, commended the Governor for employing teachers through the OgunTEACh platform, noting that the previous administration did not recruit teachers for eight years.

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