OBA AKEEM OWOADE: CHALLENGES AND EXPECTATIONS AS 46TH ALAAFIN OF OYO.(PHOTO).

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 Oba Akeem Owoade: Challenges and Expectations as 46th Alaafin of Oyo As Prince Akeem Abimbola Owoade prepares to ascend the throne as the 46th Alaafin of Oyo, he faces the enormous task of filling the shoes of his predecessor, the late Oba Lamidi Adeyemi, whose reign was marked by influence, tradition, and controversy. Priorities and Vision Oba Owoade has outlined his key focus areas, including tackling youth unemployment by promoting job opportunities and vocational training. He also aims to sustain cultural heritage by enhancing the Sango and Oranmiyan festivals and securing the return of artefacts taken by the British in 1895. Additionally, he has engaged international partners to support healthcare development in Oyo, while pledging to empower widows and widowers for socio-economic advancement. Reconciliation and Security Concerns The new Alaafin is expected to address long-standing tensions with Isale Oyo following the 1992 assassination of High Chief Amuda Olorunosebi, the l...

AMBODE APPROVES PHASE 2 OF CODE-LAGOS TODAY+TO LAUNCH 300 NEW CODING CENTRES NEXT MONTH.

Image result for ambode                Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode has approved the implementation of the second phase of the CodeLagos Project, which will be launched in September 2017.
The approval is coming on the heels of the successful implementation of the pilot phase of the project which has trained 5,464 students of primary and secondary schools across the State.
Special Adviser to the Governor on Education, Mr. Obafela Bank-Olemoh in a statement on Sunday, said that 65 schools including government and private schools took part in the pilot phase.
He said: ā€œThe training has delivered to the students critical life skills including basic computing, computational thinking and use of basic computer programming tools like Scratch and python over a period of eight weeks and the feedbacks have been inspiring.ā€
ā€œOf the 65 schools in the pilot, 23 are government schools of which seven of them are girlsā€™ only schools while two others are boys only.ā€
He also disclosed that the experience and knowledge garnered from the pilot phase has helped the Ministry to assess and fine-tune the framework and implementation model of the project in view of future roll out.
ā€œThis pilot phase has helped us test our assumptions and implementation plan, we have observed what worked and what didnā€™t and would put them into consideration for future roll out beginning with the next batch slated for September, 2017,ā€ the Special Adviser said.
Meanwhile, the Government has concluded plans to roll out the project in all the State-owned public libraries to ensure access to CodeLagos classes for more Lagosians especially those out of the conventional schools system.
Bank- Olemoh said that more Lagosians would have the opportunity to take part in the training free-of-charge at any of the public libraries.
ā€œWe currently have 12 Libraries and we are setting up Coding Centres in each of the libraries for Lagosians to partake of the programme. We will also have coding centres in our tertiary institutions,ā€ he said.
CodeLagos, an initiative of the Lagos State Ministry of Education, which aims to teach one million Lagosians to code by 2019, was unveiled to the public in November 2016.
According to Bank-Olemoh, ā€œCodeLagos will ensure that the Lagos economy has the people that will drive its development for the next 50 years, positioning Lagos State as the technology frontier in Africa.He enjoined Lagosians to visitwww.codelagos.org as the registration portal would be open for the public to sign up for free on Monday August 21.
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