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In a remarkable recognition of dedication and outstanding service, the National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools (NAPPS), Egbeda Local Government Chapter, has honored Hon. Ibrahim Oladebo Simple, Egbeda local government vice chairman who also doubles as the Political Head of Ajorosun Local Council Development Area, with a distinguished Partnership Award.
The award presentation was a highlight of the association’s annual program, held today at the NAPPS Egbeda Chapter office.
The award acknowledges Hon. Simple’s exceptional partnership and unwavering collaboration with NAPPS, which has brought immense positive impacts and added value to the association.
His steadfast commitment and significant contributions have not only enhanced the association’s efforts but also positively transformed many lives within the community, earning him the esteemed title of ambassador of NAPPS.
The event, which drew a large audience of educators, local government officials, and community leaders, began with a series of presentations highlighting the achievements and goals of NAPPS.
The atmosphere was one of celebration and mutual appreciation as members of the association gathered to honor an individual who has significantly supported their mission.
In his heartfelt acceptance speech, Hon. Ibrahim Oladebo Simple expressed profound gratitude to NAPPS for the honor.
He emphasized the importance of collaboration between public officials and private educational institutions in fostering a robust educational system.
“This award is not just a recognition of my efforts but a testament to the power of partnership.
Together, we can achieve remarkable things for the betterment of our children’s education,” Hon. Simple remarked.
He further assured the association of his continued support and pledged to remain a steadfast partner in their endeavors.
“Education is the cornerstone of our future, and I am committed to doing everything within my power to support and enhance the efforts of NAPPS in providing quality education to our children,” he added.
