Kosofe Local Government Education Authority

A very happy birthday to our esteemed Education Secretary, Hon. Olawuyi Adegoke Ibrahim.

​Though your time with us is still young, the caliber of your leadership is already profoundly evident. We are inspired by the rare equilibrium you maintain, being resolute in principle yet compassionate in spirit.

Your arrival has catalyzed a positive shift within the LGEA, and we are grateful for the clarity of vision you provide.

​May Almighty Allah grace this new chapter of your life with robust health, divine wisdom, and enduring peace. Ameen.

Signed :
Mrs. Osoala I.A
For the Management and Staff,
Kosofe LGEA

As we open our schools' gates for a new term at Kosofe Local Government Education Authority , I warmly welcome all our dedicated Headteachers and Assistants, Teachers, and Non-Teaching staff, Parents and pupils back to school.

Our mission remains clear: "Together, we build the future". Let us approach this term with renewed vigor, excellence, and a shared commitment to leaving no child behind.

🙏 May the Almighty grant us the wisdom to lead, the strength to persevere, and a successful academic term filled with peace and progress for our schools.

Signed:
Hon. Olawuyi Adegoke Ibrahim
Education Secretary, Kosofe LGEA

Happy Workers' Day to my Kosofe LGEA Team

On this International Workers' Day, I want to personally thank our Management and staff, Headteachers, Assistants, and all Teaching and Non-teaching staff for your tireless dedication. To our working parents, I especially salute your strength in balancing your professional duties with the demands of home.

I pray that your hard work yields a harvest of joy, good health, and prosperity. May you find renewed strength and fulfillment in every task you undertake.

Let’s gear up for the great days ahead. Together, we are building a brighter future for our children and our community.

Enjoy your well-deserved day of rest.

*SIGNED* :
Hon. Olawuyi Adegoke Ibrahim
Education Secretary
Kosofe LGEA

Today, I concluded my inspection and monitoring exercise on the third and final day of the Second Term Examinations across schools within the Agboyi axis.

I visited Pastor Adegboyega Primary School, Orisigun Primary School, Baptist Primary School, Maidan Primary School, and Aina Memorial Primary School.

I am highly impressed with the level of organization and commitment observed across all the schools. The headteachers, teachers, and pupils demonstrated commendable dedication, discipline, and adherence to examination standards. The conduct of the examinations was orderly, and the learning environment remained calm and conducive.

As we draw the curtain on this term and the pupils proceed on vacation, I extend my warm wishes to all our pupils, teachers, headteachers, and the entire school community. May this break bring rest, renewed strength, and reflection. I pray for safe journeys, good health, and continued progress for every child and every educator.

We look forward to resuming with greater energy and even stronger commitment to excellence.

SIGNED:
HON. OLAWUYI ADEGOKE IBRAHIM
Education Secretary
Kosofe LGEA

Lagos State Ministry of Education

Today, I continued my monitoring of the Second Term Examination across schools within the Kosofe LGA axis, covering ten primary schools on the second day of the exercise.

The schools visited include Muslim Mission Primary School, Mosafejo Primary School, Local Government Primary School, Ayeroju Primary School, Oworonshoki Primary School, Ojota Primary School, GRA Primary School, Emmanuel Primary School, Ogudu Primary School, and Anglican Primary School, Ogudu.

Across all the schools visited, I observed a commendable level of orderliness and compliance with examination standards.

Pupils were fully engaged, teachers were present and actively supervising, and the overall environment remained conducive for effective assessment.

The consistency observed across these schools reflects the commitment of our headteachers and staff to maintaining quality and discipline within the system.

We will not relent in sustaining this standard, as continuous monitoring remains key to strengthening our educational delivery across all schools under our supervision in Kosofe LGEA.

Signed:
Hon. Olawuyi Adegoke Ibrahim
Education Secretary
Kosofe LGEA

Today, I had the honour of receiving the leadership of education from Ikosi-Isheri LCDA on a courtesy visit to my office. The delegation was led by the Supervisor for Education, Hon. Adekunle Akinlotan, alongside the Special Adviser on Education, Hon. Lolade Salvador.

During our meeting, we engaged in productive discussions on the ongoing projects within the Ikosi-Isheri community, particularly focusing on the 12 schools under their jurisdiction. We reviewed the current state of these schools, identified key areas of need, and explored practical strategies to enhance teaching and learning outcomes.

I was pleased with the level of commitment and shared vision demonstrated during our interaction. Together, we emphasized the importance of collaboration, effective supervision, and continuous support for both teaching and non-teaching staff.

The visit further strengthened our resolve to work collectively towards improving the standard of education across the Ikosi-Isheri community. I look forward to the successful implementation of the discussed initiatives and sustained progress in all our schools. We also look forward to receiving similar collaborative engagements from other Local Government Areas within our purview as we continue to advance the quality of education across *Kosofe LGEA.*

SIGNED :
Hon. Olawuyi Adegoke Ibrahim
Education Secretary
Kosofe LGEA

Today, I carried out an inspection and monitoring exercise of the 2nd Term Examination 2025/2026 process across several primary schools within the LGEA. This visit was necessary to ensure that the examinations commenced smoothly and in line with the expected standards.

I visited *St. Francis Primary School, Maryland Primary School, St. Agnes Primary School, Expressway I and II Primary Schools, Ayedere Primary School, Idera Primary School and Oluwalogbon Primary School* . At each school, I observed the conduct of the pupils, the preparedness of the teachers, and the overall organization of the examination environment.

I am pleased to note that the examinations started on schedule in all the schools visited. Pupils were seated properly, and the atmosphere was calm and conducive for writing. Teachers and invigilators were actively engaged, ensuring compliance with examination guidelines and maintaining discipline throughout the process.

During my visit, I interacted with some pupils and reviewed their work to ensure that the questions were clear and that they were writing with confidence. I also commended the teachers for their commitment and dedication to duty.

Overall, the exercise was successful, and I am satisfied with the level of organization and supervision observed across the schools visited today. I encourage all stakeholders to maintain this standard throughout the examination period.

SIGNED:
HON. OLAWUYI ADEGOKE IBRAHIM
Education Secretary
Kosofe LGEA

Lagos State Ministry of Education