The Lagos State House of Assembly has moved forward with the proposed bill to create the Lateef Jakande Leadership Academy, successfully passing it through the second reading.
Speaker Mudashiru Obasa has tasked the education committee with further examination of the bill, which has garnered unanimous support from the lawmakers.
Legislators believe that the academy will significantly contribute to the state’s educational development by focusing on nurturing future leaders with strong legislative and executive skills.
The Deputy Majority Leader, Adedamola Kasunmu, shared his confidence that this initiative will bolster the state’s educational strategies.
Hon. Femi Saheed said that the academy could play a crucial role in shaping the youth in various aspects, including culture, social development, and academics.
He also mentioned the academy’s potential to improve the state’s feedback systems.
Hon. Gbolahan Yishawu remarked that the bill showcases the government’s dedication to developing leaders equipped with advanced problem-solving skills, while urging inclusivity in the selection process.
Lawmaker Aro Moshood supported the bill, suggesting that it should also address the integration of technological innovations in leadership.
Overall, the bill’s progression indicates a strong commitment from the legislative body to enhance leadership education and prepare future generations for upcoming challenges.
