KSA Welcomes Pupils, Students Back to School, Reaffirms Commitment to Education in Ido/Ibarapa East

The Allied Peoples Movement (APM) candidate for the Ido/Ibarapa East Federal Constituency in the 2027 House of Representatives election, Engr. Kolawole Sheu Adedeji (KSA), has welcomed pupils, students, teachers and school administrators across the constituency back to school as academic activities resume for the new term.

In a goodwill message to constituents, Engr. KSA described education as a critical foundation for community development, youth empowerment and sustainable societal progress.

He noted that the future of Ido/Ibarapa East depends largely on the quality of opportunities provided for its younger generation, stressing that investing in education remains one of the most effective ways to build a stronger and more prosperous society.

While congratulating pupils and students on the commencement of another academic term, KSA encouraged them to remain focused, disciplined and committed to their studies, urging them to make the most of the opportunities provided by their parents, guardians and teachers.

He also offered prayers for parents and guardians, acknowledging the financial and moral responsibilities involved in raising and educating children.

According to him, Almighty God should continue to strengthen parents, provide for their needs and grant them the wisdom and grace to give their children the necessary support, guidance and proper upbringing.

Engr. KSA equally commended teachers and school administrators across Ido and Ibarapa East for their dedication and sacrifices in educating and mentoring the younger generation.

He recognised the patience, commitment and professionalism required in the teaching profession and prayed for teachers to be continually blessed with wisdom, knowledge and understanding as they carry out their responsibilities.

“Education is the greatest investment we can make in our collective future. I wish all our pupils, students and dedicated teachers a successful, productive and inspiring academic term,” he said.

He urged all stakeholders including parents, teachers, community leaders and government to continue working together to create a conducive environment where children and young people can learn, grow and fulfil their potential.