Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, hosted Abdulazeez Abdulrahmon, the “One Day Governor” and top winner of the 20th edition of the Spelling Bee Competition, at a special reception held at Lagos House, Marina. Abdulazeez, a student of Oriwu Senior Model College in Ikorodu, was joined by Oki Sewanu, “One Day Deputy Governor” from Ansar-Ud-Deen Senior Grammar School, Badagry, and Saheed Alimot-Odere, “One Day Secretary to the State Government” from Jubilee Model Senior Grammar School, Coker Aguda.
The students’ visit, a highlight of the Spelling Bee initiative, underscores Lagos State’s dedication to youth empowerment and educational excellence. Governor Sanwo-Olu commended the students, noting, “This experience showcases not only the exceptional talents of our students but also emphasizes the vital role of educational competitions in nurturing young minds.” He continued, “These are tomorrow’s leaders, and with unwavering support and encouragement, I am confident they will achieve remarkable things and guide us toward a brighter future.”
The Spelling Bee Competition, a program established to inspire academic achievement and leadership, provides students a unique glimpse into governance. The initiative allows young Lagosians to engage in the state’s political landscape, fostering a sense of civic responsibility and ambition.
Governor Sanwo-Olu reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to furthering youth-oriented programs, emphasizing that these platforms are integral in creating a generation equipped with the skills, knowledge, and vision necessary for Lagos’ growth. This dedication, he noted, lays a solid foundation for future leaders poised to build a progressive and prosperous state.
