The Presidential Community Engagement Office (South-West) has continued its BAT-STEM education initiative, reaching several pupils and teachers across Ondo, Ekiti, and Osun states with essential learning materials and support items.
According to a Thursday release by the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Community Engagement (South-West), Moremi Ojudu, in Ondo State, pupils of St. James CAC Caring Heart Mega School and Iloro Community Primary School, Akure, received educational support materials aimed at making learning easier and more engaging.
The team also moved to Methodist Primary School, Ilisa Quarters, St. Andrew’s Primary School, both in Omuo-Ekiti, and Ado Grammar School, Ado-Ekiti, where students received scholarship support, school bags, sandals, exercise books, pens, pencils, and mathematics sets.
In Osun, the initiative extended its reach to Modakeke High School, Modakeke, and Moremi High School, Ile-Ife, where students and teachers received educational materials and empowerment support.
“This gesture from the government will encourage the students to take their studies more seriously. We are grateful to President Bola Tinubu for making education a priority,” the Principal of Ado Grammar School, Mary Akinyemi, said.
Speaking on the initiative, the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Community Engagement (South-West), Moremi Ojudu, reaffirmed the President’s commitment to making education accessible for all.
“The aim of BAT-STEM is to revamp the ‘Omoluabi’ spirit. President Bola Tinubu is very passionate about young minds, and he believes that every child deserves a fair chance, regardless of where they come from. What we are doing through BAT-STEM is ensuring that no child is left behind – that every learner has the tools and encouragement to dream and succeed,” Ojudu said.
