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The Governor of Osun State, Ademola Adeleke has said that Children’s Day is a reminder of the collective responsibility to nurture, protect and invest in the younger generation.
The governor who congratulated children across the state and Nigeria on the 2026 Children’s Day celebration described them as the hope, pride and future of society.
Governor Adeleke, in a statement issued in Osogbo by his spokesperson, Olawale Rasheed, said children are the reason why government must continue to work tirelessly to build a better future for the society.
The governor referred to children as “the foundation of tomorrow’s Osun State. Every child should have a right to quality education, health care, protection and equal opportunities, regardless of social background.”
“The dreams, talents and aspirations of children are vital to the future growth and prosperity of the state,” he said.
He said the administration values every child in public schools, private institutions and government care homes equally.
Children are the hope, pride and future of the society,” the governor said.
Adeleke reiterated his administration’s commitment to policies and programmes geared towards the welfare, growth and development of children across the state.
He said continuous efforts were being made to enhance access to quality education, safe learning environments, child welfare services and improved living conditions for young people.
The governor also called on parents, guardians, teachers and religious leaders to continue inculcating discipline, moral values, respect and compassion in children, adding that raising responsible children is a collective responsibility.
Adeleke warned against child abuse, neglect, exploitation and violence, saying that any society that failed to protect its children was in danger of endangering its future.
“As we celebrate our children today, I want to assure every parent and child that our administration will leave no stone unturned in protecting and developing the future of our young ones,” the governor said.
