Commendations as Bursar Kogi State College of Education, Ankpa, Lawal Itopa proffers solutions to country’s barrage of Problems
….Holds Birthday lecture, COMMONSENSICAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (CMS) A Prescription for National Progress
In a thought-provoking birthday lecture, Alh. Lawal Lamidi Itopa, the Bursar, Kogi State College of Education, Ankpa, offered a compelling vision (CMS) solutions for tackling the country’s pressing issues. Addressing an audience eager for insights, he outlined a comprehensive framework rooted in using our God given Common Sense to prevent problems from occuring or in solving problems when they happen most economically, efficiently and effectively.
“COMMONSENSE IN AN UNCOMMON DEGREE IS WHAT THE WORLD CALLS WISDOM”
The Bursar emphasised the role of CMS solutions beyond mere knowledge acquisition, he underscored education’s capacity to empower individuals and foster critical thinking. By advocating for accessible and inclusive education at all levels, he proposed a strategy to nurture a skilled workforce capable of driving economic growth and social cohesion through the application of the use of our God given commonsense.
Highlighting the need for innovation, the bursar articulated how creativity and technological advancements could address longstanding challenges. From sustainable practices in agriculture to groundbreaking solutions in Finance, healthcare, Security and Education.
Beyond policies and technologies, the Celebrant emphasized the significance of community engagement. Drawing from his experiences as a Financial Guru/expert, he stressed the importance of civic participation and collaboration. Proposing initiatives that bridge divides and promote solidarity, he envisioned a society where every citizen plays a role in shaping a brighter future.
Acknowledging the complexities ahead, Alh. Lawal Lamidi didn’t shy away from addressing challenges such as inequality and Lopsidedness in average renumeration method in public/private organisations, agencies, or establishments.
However, he remained optimistic, seeing these challenges as opportunities for collective action and innovation. By encouraging dialogue and fostering partnerships across sectors, he believed in overcoming obstacles to achieve sustainable development.
In conclusion, the bursar’s birthday lecture was not just a reflection on the state of the nation but a call to action. Proposing a holistic approach grounded in using our God given common sense to tackle the barrage of problems bedeviling the Nation.
He presented a practical solution roadmap for national progress. As attendees left inspired and hopeful, they carried with them a renewed sense of purpose—to contribute actively to a future where challenges are solved commonsensically.
The College Provost, Dr. Mohammed Kebiru Ibrahim while giving his good will message congratulated the celebrant for a job well done and described the bursar as a God fearing personality detached from this ephemeral worldly life.
Similarly, the chairman of the occasion, Prof. John Alabi, described the lecture by the college bursar as a testament to the transformative power of ideas and the potential of collective effort in shaping a better tomorrow for all.
