TFN Inducts 502 Professionals, 93 School Leaders into Fellowship Programme

Teach For Nigeria (TFN) has inducted the ninth and fifth cohorts of Fellows and school leaders, respectively, into its fellowship programme.

The 2025 cohort, trained under the theme ‘One Classroom, Infinite Possibilities. The Future Is Now!’ has been equipped with essential pedagogical and leadership skills needed to transform communities, classrooms and empower students in underserved schools across Lagos and Ogun States.

TFN is a nationwide movement dedicated to expanding educational opportunities for all children in Nigeria.

In 2017, it launched its fellowship programme and to date, has successfully placed 2463 Fellows across public primary and secondary schools in Lagos, Ogun, Kaduna, and Oyo states. This year, over 40,000 expressions of interest; however, only 502 Fellows and 93 school leaders were inducted to join the 2025 cohort.

Delivering the welcome remark, Chief Executive Officer of TFN, Mrs. Molade Adeniyi, urged fellows and School Leaders to see themselves as nation-builders.

Speaking on the theme ‘One Classroom, Infinite Possibilities: The Future is Now!’

She reminded them that every classroom holds the potential to shape doctors, engineers, artists, and leaders, that every child can learn and thrive, and that the future cannot wait.

“You are no longer just individuals; you are part of a movement determined to reimagine education in Nigeria,” she said.

Mrs. Rhoda Odigboh, Chief Executive Officer of Kizazi, who delivered the keynote address emphasised the transformative role of Teach For Nigeria. She urged the new Fellows and school leaders to harness this journey in driving sustainable change in Nigeria’s education system.

In his goodwill message, Ogun State Commissioner for Science and Technology, Professor Abayomi Arigbabu, represented by Bolaji Adedipe, commended Teach For Nigeria for their excellent work and assured continued support from the state government

Over the next two years, the 2025 Fellows will serve as full-time teachers in underserved communities in Lagos and Ogun States, receiving ongoing support from Teach For Nigeria and its partner organisations as they address systemic challenges hindering children from reaching their full potential.

As TFN continues to advance its mission, it calls on government agencies, private sector actors, civil society organisations, and citizens to support this transformative movement.

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    The Governor of Borno State, Babagana Zulum, has applauded the Taraba State Green House popularly known as Cucumber Farm, and has expressed optimism that it would protect food security and settle the hunger crisis in the North-east and Nigeria at large. 

    While inaugurating the project during the summit of the North-east governors, the forum expressed worries about the shortage of food next year.

    A statement by the Special Adviser, Media and Digital Communications, to Governor Agbu Kefas of Taraba State, Emmanuel Bello, described the inauguration as something revolutionary that happened in Jalingo.

    He said the world-class technology will ensure that vegetables are cultivated all year round irrespective of climatic conditions.

    Describing the famous green pepper and tomatoes as world class and best in the Nigerian market, Bello revealed that experts who have attested to the healthy and nutritious stance of the vegetables, have concluded that the state has invariably become the headquarters of vegetables in the country. 

    Bello said, “Governor Agbu Kefas led other five governors to commission the remodelled Green House Farm. The locals are fond of calling the vast vegetable plantation the Cucumber Farm, but it is actually one of the best green houses in the country. 

    “The world-class technology ensures that vegetables are cultivated all year long irrespective of climatic conditions. Apart from the famous green pepper, the world-class tomatoes here are clearly the best in the market. Healthy, fleshy, and nutritious, experts say Taraba State has invariably become the headquarters of vegetables in the country. 

    “Moreover, at the forefront of the push are the duo of Ohad Shtilman and Eyal Tal, who are working with a brilliant team of the TSI to ensure the survival of the project. The group has obviously learnt from experience when the farm once collapsed. They are thus determined to deal with all the loopholes and run a successful enterprise.

    “Already, the market is surging with prospects as many buyers and sellers are lining up to take advantage of the business. Investors are also showing renewed interest in the deeply profitable venture.”

    Apart from Kefas, the host governor and Zulum, other governors in attendance were the four governors of the North-east namely Ahmadu Fintiri of Adamawa, Bala Muhammed of Bauchi, Yahaya Inuwa of Gombe and Mai Mala Buni of Yobe.

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    Sokoto Provides Relief to Victims of Bandit Attacks 

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    The Sokoto State Government has disbursed N69,750,000 and 210 bags of rice to victims and families affected by recent bandit attacks in Kware and Gwadabawa local government areas.

    Governor Ahmed Aliyu, who led a condolence visit to the affected communities, described the attacks as “unfortunate and inhumane.”

    He urged the people to accept the incidents as an act ordained by Almighty Allah, while assuring them of his administration’s commitment to securing Sokoto State.

    The governor emphasised that his government will continue to support security agencies in their efforts to curb banditry. However, he expressed concern over the role of informants within local communities, which he identified as a major factor fuelling insecurity.

    The governor announced that each family of those killed would receive N2 million and five bags of rice, while each of the injured would get N250,000 and three bags of rice. A total of N69.75 million and 210 bags of rice were distributed across both local government areas.

    In their separate remarks, Deputy Speaker of the Sokoto State House of Assembly, Hon. Kabir Ibrahim Kware, and House Leader, Hon. Bello Idris, expressed appreciation to the governor for the gesture, noting that it brought comfort to the bereaved and injured families.

    The condolence visit was attended by prominent figures, including Senator Aliyu Magatakarda Wamakko, Deputy Governor Idris Muhammed Gobir, and Minister for State Works, Barrister Bello Goronyo.

    “The Sokoto State government’s relief package is a testament to its commitment to supporting victims of insecurity and promoting peace and stability in the state.

    “As the state continues to grapple with the challenges of insecurity, the government’s efforts to provide relief and support to affected communities are crucial in promoting healing and rebuilding.

    “The people of Sokoto State can be assured that their government is working tirelessly to address the security challenges facing the state and to provide support to those affected by insecurity.”

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