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  • BIA FOUNDATION BRINGS SMILES TO EPE PUPILS, DISTRIBUTES EXERCISE BOOKS AND WRITING MATERIALS TO TWO PRIMARY SCHOOLS

    The BIA Foundation, under the leadership of its Founder, Hon. Dr. Prince Bakare Isiaka Adeyinka (BIA ERUOBODO), has continued to demonstrate its commitment to educational development and community support through the distribution of exercise books and essential writing materials to pupils in Epe.

    The Foundation’s team visited two primary schools in Epe Division, namely **Erepopo Primary School, Epe, and Upe Primary School, Odo-Egiri**, where pupils received exercise books and other writing materials to support their academic activities.

    The initiative brought excitement, smiles and happiness to the faces of the pupils, who warmly welcomed the Foundation’s representatives. The gesture was aimed at supporting young learners, easing the burden on parents and encouraging pupils to remain focused on their education.

    The Headteachers of both schools expressed profound appreciation to Hon. Dr. Prince Bakare Isiaka Adeyinka for remembering the pupils and extending such a thoughtful gesture to their schools. They described the initiative as timely and impactful, praying that Almighty God would continue to bless him and the BIA Foundation for their generosity and commitment to the educational development of children.

    Before proceeding to the schools for the distribution exercise, members of the Foundation paid a courtesy visit to the Education Secretary, **Hon. Aliu Shittu Siaco**, who commended Hon. Dr. Prince Bakare Isiaka Adeyinka for his love and concern for schoolchildren and the wider Epe community.

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    Hon. Shittu also acknowledged his commitment to the All Progressives Congress (APC), encouraging him to remain steadfast in his good deeds, party loyalty and contributions to society. He expressed optimism that Almighty God would reward his dedication and efforts at the appropriate time.

    The Education Secretary further encouraged him not to relent in his humanitarian activities, noting that his continued support for education and the community reflects a genuine commitment to the welfare of the people.

    The distribution exercise was led by **Mrs. Adenike Bello**, alongside other members of the BIA Foundation, who expressed delight at the opportunity to put smiles on the faces of the pupils and contribute to their educational journey.

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    The BIA Foundation’s school support initiative reinforces its belief that education remains a powerful instrument for personal development and societal transformation.

    Through this intervention, Hon. Dr. Prince Bakare Isiaka Adeyinka has once again demonstrated that meaningful leadership goes beyond words; it is reflected in practical actions that touch lives and create opportunities for the younger generation.

    The Foundation reaffirmed its commitment to supporting communities, promoting education and contributing positively to the development of Epe Federal Constituency.

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