Beyond Politics: Adesida Breaks Ground for ICT Centre at St. Louis Grammar School, Akure

Beyond Politics: Adesida Breaks Ground for ICT Centre at St. Louis Grammar School, Akure

— a bold investment in digital education and youth development in Akure North and South.





In a powerful demonstration of people-focused leadership, the Member representing Akure North and South Federal Constituency, Hon. Derin Adesida, has laid the foundation for a state-of-the-art ICT Centre at St. Louis Grammar School, Akure.

The project is more than bricks and mortar. It is a statement that true leadership must outlive political office and electoral cycles. Even amid political uncertainties, Hon. Adesida continues to show that service to the people is a calling, not just a tenure.




The ICT Centre, once completed, will give students direct access to digital learning tools and modern technology, equipping them with the critical ICT skills needed to thrive in today's fast-evolving, tech-driven world.


Beyond its educational value, the initiative stands as a clear example of governance beyond politics — a strategic investment in young minds and a legacy project that will benefit generations of students at St. Louis Grammar School and beyond.


Indeed, political positions will come and go, but impactful leadership leaves footprints that time cannot erase.

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