As part of its commitment to education and human capital development, the Ogun State Government has appointed Samuel Badekale and Haroun Adebakin—both top graduates from the University of Lagos with a perfect 5.0 CGPA—as Education Ambassadors.
In recognition of their academic excellence, the state has also awarded them ₦10 million each, reinforcing its agenda of investing in intellectual capital to drive economic growth.
Governor Dapo Abiodun stated that this initiative aligns with the state’s Building Our Future Together policy, which prioritizes education as a key driver of long-term economic sustainability.
As Education Ambassadors, Badekale and Adebakin will work with students across Ogun State, sharing their experiences to motivate young talents, improve academic performance, and bridge the gap between education and industry needs.
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Beyond the financial reward, this initiative reflects the state’s broader goal of developing a skilled and globally competitive workforce.
By celebrating academic achievement and fostering a culture of excellence, Ogun State is positioning itself as a hub for innovation, entrepreneurship, and economic growth.
Stakeholders in education and business have welcomed the move, emphasizing that investment in young talents translates to a stronger economy, higher productivity, and a more competitive labor market.
As Ogun State continues to strengthen its education policies, business leaders and investors are encouraged to support similar initiatives that empower the next generation of professionals and entrepreneurs.
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