The Supervising Tutor-General/Permanent Secretary (TG/PS) of Education District II, Mr. Olusegun Osinaike, has expressed joy and extended heartfelt congratulations to Mr. Paseda Olufemi Bamidele and Mr. Sanni Omotayo Layemo on their appointment as Tutor-Generals/Permanent Secretaries in the Lagos State education sector.
Their appointment was earlier announced in a circular released by the Lagos State Head of Service, Mr. Bode Agoro, following the approval of Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu.
The two new TG/PSs are among nine new Permanent Secretaries recently appointed to serve in the Lagos State Public Service.
In his congratulatory message, Mr. Osinaike described the appointments as “a reward for dedication and service,” adding that the duo are change agents who will drive the development and transformation of education in the state.
“This is a well-deserved appointment, and I am confident that they will bring fresh energy and innovation to our education system,” he stated.
Also rejoicing with the appointees, the TG/PS of Education District III, Dr. Idowu Oyetola, conveyed her heartfelt wishes, saying: “I congratulate them wholeheartedly and wish them success as they take on this vital responsibility in shaping the future of education in Lagos State.”
Similarly, the TG/PS of Education District VI, Mrs. Yusuff Christiana, described the appointments as both well-deserved and timely.
“We are proud of their achievements, and this appointment is proof that hard work and commitment are always rewarded,” she said.
The TG/PS of Education District V, Mr. Dauda Hassan, also expressed optimism that the new leaders will make significant contributions to the advancement of education across the state.
“I congratulate them warmly and believe their leadership will further strengthen our education districts and inspire excellence across schools,” he remarked.
The appointments of Mr. Paseda and Mr. Sanni have been widely celebrated across the Lagos State education family as a recognition of their commitment and an opportunity to further elevate learning standards in the state.
