‎NAPPS announces 2025 teacher’s day celebration, 14 Sept.,

‎NAPPS announces 2025 teacher’s day celebration, 14 Sept.,
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‎By Fashina Shakiru
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‎The National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools (NAPPS), Lagos State, is proud to announce the 2025 teacher’s day celebration, taking place on Tuesday, October 14, 2025, at 1:00 PM, Mobolaji Johnson Stadium, Onikan, Lagos.
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‎The President of NAPPS Lagos State, Chief Alakayusuf Lukman, made the announcement with a press statement released to Fly Cable News, saying the 2025 NAPPS Day celebration commemoratedthe 20th Anniversary of NAPPS Lagos State, promoting unity, growth, and excellence.
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‎This year’s theme: ‘Education for sustainable development: A technology-driven, innovative and inclusive approach’.
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‎He noted, ‘This celebration reflects our past achievements and renews our commitment to quality, inclusive, value-driven education across Lagos State and beyond.
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‎’The celebration will feature educational stakeholders: Honourable Commissioner for Education, Lagos State, Mr Jamiu Tolani Alli-Balogun; Mrs Adefisayo Folasade, former commissioner for education; Dr (Mrs) Ronke Soyombo, CEO, TRCN, Abuja; Prof. Simeon Adebayo Oladipo (PhD), dean, Faculty of Education, University of Lagos; Mr Hakeem Lamidi, board secretary, LASUBEB; and Dr Hakeem Baba Tunde Shittu, chairman, LASUBEB.
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‎Other distinguished personalities to grace the occasion were Royal Fathers: HRM Oba Owolabi Adeniyi, Onigbobi of Igbobi-Sabe Kingdom; HRM Oba Abdullateef Egbeyemi (Madarikan I); High Chief Lateef Aderibigbe Ajose Opeluwa, Onido of Lagos (Royal Father of the Day).
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‎The evergreen Patron, Sir Kessington Adebukunola Adebutu (CON, KJW, FISM), Odole Oodua & Balogun of Remo Land, AIG Adegoke M. Fayoade (mni, psc), Assistant Inspector-General of Police, Zone 2, Lagos State.
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‎For Enquiries: Chief Mrs Egbetayo Chairman Planning Committee +2348166669573, Luyi Amstrong General Secretary +2348035509681, and OmoOba Aderonke, NAPPS Media
‎ +2348079279088.
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