Wale Jagun
The first set of teachers that were screened last December during the medical outreach by the Ikorodu Chapter of the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) will get their medicated glasses by February 2 this year as New Year gifts.
Comrade Fakolade Oluwafemi, Chairman, Ikorodu NUT,while speaking with THE IMPACT, said that both serving and retired teachers are part of the 50 beneficiaries that will be presented with the glasses at the NUT House in Ikorodu.
“Today (Friday), we took delivery of 50 Eye Medicated Glasses. The free glasses will be distributed to 50 serving and retired teachers that were tested last year December by our team of Opticians”, Comrade Fakolade stated.
“This is just a token New Year gifts from NUT Ikorodu to our lovely teachers for their dedication and loyalty to our great Union.
“The Presentation will be done on the 2nd of February, 2021, at theTeachers House, Ikorodu by 3.00pm.
The number one teacher in Ikorodu also said that another set of teachers who had their eyes screened last year will also be presented with their medicated gasses in March.
“Another set of teachers will receive theirs by March 2021”, he said.
He assured teachers in Ikorodu that his administration is determined to make desired impacts on their lives.
The union last week facilitated sales of household products like Solar TV, Blender, Mattress among others for teachers who are expected to pay within six to nine months.
The list of the 50 beneficiaries and their schools as presented to THE IMPACT are as follows:
1.Akinwunmi Olayinka Ayangburen Snr.
2.Ajibola R.A, Meth Pry Oke-Eletu.
3.Orokunle Boladale, Art & Craft Centre
4.Lawal Olusegun, ANCOPSS Chairman
5.Adegoke Motunrayo, Resources Centre
6.Olayinka Adesola, Ikd Snr.
7.Oyinlade Abigael, Mini Resources Centre
8.Adehanloye Iyabo, LGEA Sch Support.
9Ainna Rachael, Computer Centre.
10.Orekoya Ayobola, United Snr.
11.On I Yemisi, United Snr.
12.Quadri Ayisat, Togodejoye Pry Sch.
13.Adewunmi Temitope, Ups Pry Mowonla.
14.Sola Edagbami, United Jnr.
15.Oyeleye Victoria, Meth Pry .
16.Idris Tola Dorcas, Yewa Snr
17.Adesegun Sunday ,Model Nur/Pry.
18.Akinwale Folasade, Salvation Army Agufoye.
19.Adekoya Modupe, Odogunyan Jnr.
20.Agunbiade Atinuke, Ayangburen Jnr.
21.Oyatoye Felicia, Owode Pry.
22.Abdul Salam Rasidat, Shamsideen Snr.
23.Salau Mukaila, L/S Civil Service Snr.
24.Oluloro Emily, Ikd Snr.
25.Omotayo James, Estate Pry.
26.Sanni Taiwo, Aga Pry.
27.Kolawole Lydia, Owode Pry.
28.Awodunni Amina, Agbede Snr.
29. Olukoya Yomi, Agbede Snr.
30.Fasasi Rasaq, AUD Snr Imota.
31.Folaranmi Thomas, African Bethel Pry Ikd.
32.Ogundola Olatunbosun, Ipakodo Jnr.
33.Oladapo Esther, Methodist Pry Ibeshe.
34.Olowu Morayo, J I Pry Ikd.
35.Yusuf Muritala, Lajo Pry.
36.Olusanjo Bosede, Majidun Snr.
37.Ajayi Olusola, GTTC Ikd.
38.Olayemi Christiana, Luwasa Snr.
39.Omotayo Cecilia, Govt. Snr.
40.Michael Ruth, African Bethel Pry.
41.Komolafe Tomide, Ipakodo Pry.
42.Ogundola Victoria, United Snr.
43.Oguntoyinbo Grace, African Bethel Pry.
44.Lawal Olalekan Lukman, Ayangburen Snr.
45.Taiwo Moses, Resources Centre.
46.Lasisi R A, Retired.
47.Usman Babatunde, Shasideen Snr.
48.Ailunia Peter, Retired.
49.Babalola Ibilola, Samsideen Snr.
50.Sanni Tinuola, Maya Snr.
