August 22nd, 2024
The Secretary-General of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) Kwara State Axis, Comrade Ahmad Funsho Hadnan has embarked on a groundbreaking community outreach program aimed at encouraging educational excellence and positive lifestyle choices among students.
In a tour that commenced today, NANS Kwara Secretary-General, Comrade Ahmad Funsho Hadnan, visited several summer lesson programs, engaging directly with students and organizers. Comrade Hadnan emphasized the critical role of education in shaping students’ futures and strongly advised against involvement in immoral acts and other detrimental activities.
Comrade Hadnan commended the organizers of these summer lessons for their dedication to keeping students productively engaged during the long break.
In recognition of their efforts, a certificate of commendation was presented to the already enumerated centers, including the Just Event Online Foundation and Adewole Elite’s Movement (ADEM).
Comrade Hadnan stated, “This community tour is just the beginning. We plan to extend our reach to other communities within Kwara State, recognizing the selfless impacts of teachers and the community at large. Our goal is to admonish students to maintain good conduct and prioritize their education.”
Reacting to the outreach, the Director of Just Event Online Foundation, Isiaka A. Rasheed, expressed sincere gratitude for presenting a certificate of commendation, noting your gesture is a testament to the impact of our initiative and a great encouragement for our team.
Also speaking, the Chairman Education Committee, Adewole Elites Movement (ADEM), Comr. Tajudeen Omo-Ola asserted that this outreach is a historic first for NANS in Kwara State. He, however, encouraged the association to continue such an impactful initiative, saying it has the potential to inspire students nationwide and community associations alike.
This initiative by NANS Kwara represents a significant step towards fostering a culture of educational excellence and community engagement among students in the state.