Adeola delivers 12-classroom block, ICT centre to Ogun schools

The Ogun State All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate, Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola, popularly known as Yayi, has delivered a 12-classroom block at Iju Ebiye Secondary School in Iju Town and a modern Information and Communication Technology (ICT) centre at Lisabi Grammar School in Abeokuta to improve teaching and learning.

The projects, completed as part of Adeola’s educational interventions across Ogun State, are aimed at providing a more conducive learning environment, expanding students’ access to digital resources and strengthening their academic and technological skills.

The newly constructed one-storey classroom block at Iju Ebiye Secondary School comprises 12 furnished classrooms and fully equipped offices for teaching and non-teaching staff.

At Lisabi Grammar School, the ICT centre is equipped with 60 desktop computers, tables and chairs, as well as two automated printers with scanning, printing and photocopying functions.

The facility also features a 30KVA generator, a 15KVA solar inverter, air-conditioning units and other supporting utilities designed to facilitate technology-based learning.

Adeola said the provision of modern classrooms and digital learning facilities was essential to improving educational standards and preparing students for future academic and career opportunities.

“Education remains a critical investment in the future of our people and the development of Ogun State. Our responsibility is to support the creation of conducive learning environments where students can acquire the knowledge, skills, and confidence they need to succeed,” he said.

He added that the classroom block would improve access to quality learning facilities at Iju Ebiye Secondary School, while the ICT centre would expose students at Lisabi Grammar School to digital education and modern technology.

The senator said the projects reflected his commitment to practical interventions that address the infrastructure and learning needs of students and teachers.

Access to functional classrooms and digital tools has become increasingly important as schools seek to equip students with the knowledge and technological competence required in a changing educational and employment environment.

The two projects form part of Adeola’s broader educational support initiatives in Ogun State, which seek to improve school infrastructure, widen access to digital learning and support students’ academic and professional development.