FEDSA, NYCN Commend Engr. Kasali for Advancing Education in Lekki LCDA

The Federation of Epe Division Students’ Association (FEDSA) National and the National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN), Lekki LCDA Chapter, have applauded the Executive Chairman of Lekki Local Council Development Area, Engr. Rasaki Bamidele Kasali (MNSE, MNATE), for his visionary leadership and consistent investment in education.

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The commendations follow the council’s recent provision of school buses to ease pupils’ daily commute, a gesture that has brought relief to parents and enhanced the safety and comfort of learners across the LCDA.

FEDSA Applauds Visionary Leadership

In a statement signed by its national executives, FEDSA described the initiative as a reflection of “people-centred governance and a deep concern for the welfare of young learners.”

“We believe such initiatives reflect the true essence of leadership, service to humanity and dedication to community growth,” the statement read.

“We encourage other leaders across Epe Division and beyond to emulate this exemplary stride in fostering a better future for our children and students.”
The group emphasised that Engr. Kasali’s continuous focus on education underscores his understanding of its role in shaping the future of the division and empowering the next generation.

NYCN Praises RBK’s Commitment to Education

Similarly, the Director on Education, NYCN Lekki LCDA Chapter, Comr. Eleto Olorunsegun Jubril expressed heartfelt appreciation to the Chairman for his enduring support for the educational sector.

“The RBK-led administration has eased the financial burden on parents and motivated both students and teachers,” Eleto stated.

“Education remains a cornerstone of the Chairman’s administration, and his vision continues to redefine grassroots leadership through knowledge and opportunity.”

On his part, NYCN PRO, Lekki LCDA Hassan Abdulsalam lauded the Chairman’s interventions, including the distribution of exercise books, stationery, and the introduction of school buses, as clear demonstrations of visionary leadership, compassion, and proactive governance.

Both organisations praised Engr. Kasali for setting a new benchmark in education-focused local governance, adding that his administration’s policies have significantly improved the learning environment in public schools across Lekki LCDA.

“Engr. Kasali has set a new standard in grassroots governance,” FEDSA concluded.

“His passion for education is building a legacy that will shape generations to come.”

They also reaffirmed their commitment to collaborating with the council to promote academic excellence, youth empowerment, and community development throughout Epe Division.