Happy Children's Day From Your Child-Friendly Government

Condemned the abduction of girls of the Government Secondary School, Chibok, Borno State
Declared a day of fasting and prayer for safe return of the over 200 girls of Government Secondary School, Chibok, Borno State abducted by the Boko Haram Sect
Provides a free daily nutritious meal for over 250,000 pupils of Elementary School 1-4 in all public schools in Osun under the Osun Elementary School Feeding and Health Programme (OMEALS)
Empowered and engaged 3,007 community caterers to provide daily meals for over 250,000 pupils of Elementary School 1-4 in the state
Abolished the payment of PTA levies and other fees in public schools in the State of Osun
40 State of the art Elementary, Middle and High Schools being embarked upon under the first phase of the school infrastructure revamp
Providing standard recreational facilities in Elementary schools
8,000 students trained on calisthenics
750,000 pupils in all public schools provided with free school uniforms
150,000 tablet of knowledge (OPON IMO) being distributed to students of High Schools in the state
Free healthcare for under 5 children as well as pregnant women
Distributed over a million pieces of insecticide treated nets for mothers and children to curb the incidence of malaria
Routine immunization for children against the six-killer diseases
Constantly sensitization and education of prevention of mother to child (PMTCT) of HIV/AIDS
Celebrated the first Oodua World Children’s Day in which participants were drawn from all Yoruba speaking communities within and outside Nigeria
Resuscitated Agriculture in schools to develop new generation of youths with interest in Agric
Introduced Spelling Competition in Schools
Introduced Debate competition in schools to develop the art public speaking and confidence in public students
Set to inaugurate free transportation for public schools students with over 40 Coaster buses provided
Distributed fortified healthy nutritious milk for public school pupils in partnership with West African Milk Company (WAMCO)
Established the Omoluabi Boys and Girls Club to teach good morals and values in children
Re-introduced into schools the forgotten rhymes and poems which teaches hardwork, resilience and honesty