- 215 newly inducted principals tasked with fostering excellence.
- TESCOM pledges training, support, and welfare for school leaders.
- Educators urged to collaborate closely with parents and communities.
TESCOM has officially inducted 215 new secondary school principals, urging them to lead their schools with passion, purpose, and professionalism.
According to Eko Hot Blog, the induction ceremony at Baptist Boys High School, Saje, Abeokuta, saw Chairman Abiodun Sanyaolu commend the new appointees as vital partners in improving education across the state. He reminded them that fostering a culture of academic excellence, fairness, and inclusiveness is a key part of their mandate.
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Highlighting the commission’s commitment, Sanyaolu assured that TESCOM will support these principals with continuous training, retraining, resources, and focus on their welfare. This underlines TESCOM’s recognition that well‑supported leaders are better equipped to drive meaningful change in their schools.
The event also featured goodwill messages from critical educational stakeholders. Olalekan Ifede of the State Universal Basic Education Board praised the inductees’ dedication. Mr. Adeniyi Adekoya, president of the All Confederation of Principals of Secondary Schools, and Mr. Noah Sewakanu, chairman of the Nigeria Union of Teachers, encouraged the new principals to uphold professionalism, teamwork, and build strong, trusting relationships with parents and their host communities.
The mood was one of pride and optimism. Among the inductees, Mr. Inua Olagesin and Mrs. Abidemi Oniyide shared their excitement, promising to be diligent, committed, and collaborative in their new roles. They understand that success in school leadership requires not just managing classrooms, but engaging actively with all stakeholders to drive progress.
In sum, this induction signals a bold step by TESCOM to elevate school leadership in Ogun State. By arming these new principals with capacity, support, and a clear vision of their role as catalysts for community‑driven excellence, the Commission is laying the groundwork for improved education delivery and brighter futures for students.
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