During the courtesy visit, Speaker Elemide urged the delegation to formally submit their concerns and supporting documentation. This, he emphasized, would facilitate the Assembly's domestication of relevant national legislation and enable the passage of a House resolution for onward transmission to the Executive arm of government. "We are committed to ensuring that legislative frameworks align with the needs of our communities, particularly in areas that impact our youth and educational institutions," Elemide stated.
The Speaker assured the visitors of the Assembly's unwavering support in promoting safety measures and addressing harmful youthful exuberance in secondary schools across the state. He highlighted the importance of collaborative efforts between legislative bodies and community organizations to foster a safer learning environment and instill discipline among young people.
Leading the delegation, the State Commandant of the Peace Corps, Olufemi Akinyemi, presented the organization's Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Federal Government. The document outlined the Corps' primary focus on enhancing school safety and youth discipline, aiming to promote greater civic responsibility among students and the broader community.
This meeting underscores Speaker Elemide's dedication to progressive governance and regional leadership, as he continues to champion initiatives that align with national development goals. The Ogun State House of Assembly remains poised to advance legislation that supports such vital programs, ensuring a brighter future for the state's youth.*Ogun State Assembly Speaker Hosts Nigerian Peace Corps Delegation, Commits to Enhancing School Safety and Youth Discipline*
Abeokuta, Ogun State – In a significant step towards bolstering civic responsibility and educational security, Rt. Hon. Daisi Olusegun Victor Elemide, Speaker of the Ogun State House of Assembly and National Vice Chairman of the Southwest Region for the Progressive Speakers Conference, today played host to representatives from the Nigerian Peace Corps, Ogun State Chapter.
During the courtesy visit, Speaker Elemide urged the delegation to formally submit their concerns and supporting documentation. This, he emphasized, would facilitate the Assembly's domestication of relevant national legislation and enable the passage of a House resolution for onward transmission to the Executive arm of government. "We are committed to ensuring that legislative frameworks align with the needs of our communities, particularly in areas that impact our youth and educational institutions," Elemide stated.
The Speaker assured the visitors of the Assembly's unwavering support in promoting safety measures and addressing harmful youthful exuberance in secondary schools across the state. He highlighted the importance of collaborative efforts between legislative bodies and community organizations to foster a safer learning environment and instill discipline among young people.
Leading the delegation, the State Commandant of the Peace Corps, Olufemi Akinyemi, presented the organization's Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Federal Government. The document outlined the Corps' primary focus on enhancing school safety and youth discipline, aiming to promote greater civic responsibility among students and the broader community.
This meeting underscores Speaker Elemide's dedication to progressive governance and regional leadership, as he continues to champion initiatives that align with national development goals. The Ogun State House of Assembly remains poised to advance legislation that supports such vital programs, ensuring a brighter future for the state's youth.
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