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LEGACY IN EDUCATION – LESSONS FROM FATHER AND SON

LEGACY IN EDUCATION – LESSONS FROM FATHER AND SON
EDUCATION INFORMATION SOCIETY OF NIGERIA (EISN) Motto: Let the Son of Nobody Become a Somebody Without Knowing Anybody LEGACY IN EDUCATION – LESSONS FROM FATHER AND SON From the picture: Father: Prof. Olu Aina – Former Registrar/CEO of the National Business and Technical Education Board (NABTEB) Son: Prof. Segun Aina – Registrar of JAMB 1. Investment Pays Off Point: Appreciation to parents who invest greatly in the education and development of their children—because such investment produces lasting results. Lesson: The child you nurture today may become the pride of tomorrow. 2. Patriotism and Purpose Point: In an interview years ago, Segun reportedly shared that among his father’s children, he returned to Nigeria after studying abroad to build his career at home. Lesson: Serving your homeland with commitment can create meaningful opportunities and lasting impact. 3. Preparation Meets Opportunity Point: Exposure, mentorship, and opportunity become more effective when combined with readiness and competence. Lesson: Connections may open doors, but preparation determines how far you go. 4. Knowledge Applied Creates Impact Point: Academic excellence becomes more valuable when applied to solving problems and creating results. Lesson: Education is meaningful when knowledge is transformed into innovation, service, and measurable impact. 5. Growth Over Time Point: Years ago, he reportedly served at JAMB during his early career journey and later rose into leadership. Lesson: As Abraham Lincoln said: “I will prepare, and someday my chance will come.” Keep preparing—your opportunity may arrive when you least expect it. FINAL ENCOURAGEMENT Do not be discouraged by age, background, or current circumstances. Build your capacity, sharpen your skills, and turn your certificates into solutions. Everyone carries potential. No one is insignificant. Life is not defined only by certificates but by vision, preparation, and the courage to act. Your grades and qualifications should not only seek employment—they should create value and transform lives. Your dreams are valid. Wake up. Prepare. Work. Impact. — OwoadeO Copied by: Education Information Society of Nigeria (EISN) “Let the Son of Nobody Become a Somebody Without Knowing Anybody

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