The All Progressives Congress candidate for Oluyole State Constituency, Lawal Akeem Ishola, has felicitated teachers in Oluyole and across Nigeria on the occasion of World Teachers’ Day, commending their dedication, sacrifices and unwavering commitment to shaping the future of the younger generation.

Ishola, in a goodwill message marking the celebration, described teachers as indispensable contributors to the development of Oluyole and the nation, noting that their influence extends far beyond the classroom.

He praised teachers for their commitment to duty and the sacrifices they make daily to educate, mentor and inspire students, despite the challenges confronting the education sector.

According to him, every accomplished professional and responsible citizen has, at one point, benefited from the knowledge, guidance and mentorship of a teacher.

Ishola said the contributions of teachers to human capital development could not be overlooked, stressing that their work remains fundamental to building a knowledgeable, disciplined and productive society.

The APC candidate called for greater recognition and support for teachers in Oluyole, particularly through improved welfare, better working conditions and opportunities for professional development.

He noted that investing in teachers and education would have a direct impact on the future of Oluyole, urging parents, community leaders, government and other stakeholders to continue supporting the education sector.

Ishola also encouraged teachers to remain committed to their noble profession, assuring them that their sacrifices and efforts in moulding future generations would continue to have a lasting impact on society.

He expressed appreciation to teachers across Oluyole for their patience, resilience and dedication to the development of their students and communities.

Ishola wished all teachers in Oluyole and Nigeria a happy World Teachers’ Day, describing the occasion as an opportunity to celebrate and honour those who dedicate their lives to educating and building future generations.