Lagos State Government on Thursday, January 26, 2023 commended Nigeria’s first international creative advertising agency, X3M Ideas for consistently delivering impactful social intervention projects to the benefit of students in the state.
Speaking at the commissioning of a newly established reading hub for the students of Ilupeju Secondary School, in Lagos, a representative for the Lagos State Commissioner for Education and Director, Lagos State Ministry of Education, Mrs Grace Akinfoyewa said,
“For over 10 years, X3M Ideas has consistently supported our educational system in Lagos State and especially the student body.
“We’re glad to be able to continue to partner with the team as we believe this reading hub will make it easier for them to renegotiate their time for studies and leisure in order to become knowledgeable youths and ultimately future leaders.”
In his remarks, the Principal, Ilupeju Secondary School, Mr Ayobami Masheyi expressed his gratitude for the act of goodwill, saying,
“We are always so grateful to X3M Ideas for their contributions to the benefit of our students year on year. This year, we’re especially grateful for the contribution to building the knowledge economy by donating a reading hub to our school, for our students. A good reader makes a good leader. We want to also encourage our students to take advantage of this new facility to improve their reading culture.”
Speaking on why X3M Ideas has over the years consistently delivered impactful student-based intervention projects, CEO X3M Ideas, Steve Babaeko said, “X3M Ideas will not waver in our efforts to support Nigerian children, especially those in the public school system within our locality. We will consistently deliver impactful social intervention projects to the benefit of the students.
We recognise the importance of the youth in the future of the nation and empowering them has become a goal for us at X3M Ideas. As a product of the public school system in Nigeria, I understand the importance in empowering students and giving them renewed hope”.
