The Clement Adeyemi Development Initiatives (CADI) has extended its Back-to-School Support Programme to five primary schools in Akoko, Ondo State, as part of efforts to promote education and support young learners.
The beneficiary schools are Muslim Mega Primary School, St. Benedict Primary School, St. Luke’s C Anglican Primary School, St. Luke’s B Primary School and St. Luke’s A Anglican Primary School.
The initiative, which provided pupils with essential educational materials, is part of CADI’s broader commitment to “Touching Lives, Building Futures” through interventions targeted at education and community development.
Speaking during the programme, the Coordinator of CADI, Comr. Rabiu Abu Iyanuoluwa, who represented the Chief Executive Officer, Hon. Clement Oluwaseun Adeyemi, commended the teachers and school management for their dedication to providing pupils with a strong educational foundation.
Abu Iyanuoluwa also urged the pupils to remain focused and take their studies seriously, noting that education remains an important pathway to personal development and a better future.
“We want our children to understand that education is an investment in their future. We appreciate our teachers for the sacrifices they make every day, and we encourage our pupils to remain focused, disciplined and committed to their studies.”
He reaffirmed the commitment of CADI and its CEO to programmes that improve the welfare of children, students and vulnerable members of society.
The intervention was warmly received by the beneficiary schools, with pupils receiving educational materials aimed at supporting their learning and making the new academic session more productive.
The latest intervention, according to the organisation, underscores CADI’s commitment to putting humanity first while contributing to the educational advancement and wellbeing of children within the community.
The Clement Adeyemi Development Initiatives operates under the philosophy: “Touching Lives, Building Futures. Humanity First.”
