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Dame Fashola Seeks Succour For Blind ResidentsApr 26, 2012 - Lagos State First Lady, Dame Emmanuella Abimbola Fashola is seeking succour for blind people as she directed the Nigeria Society for the blind to forward its needs to the State Governor, Mr. Babatunde Fashola (SAN) through her office. The wife of the State Governor made this call during her visit to the vocational centre for the blind, adding that she would assist to ensure that the Governor takes a good decision on the matter. The society had called on Dame Fashola to assist in the rehabilitation of the centre, as well as provide a befitting environment and necessary skills for the blind. According to the society, the centre gets very little support from its outreach to individuals...
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Grand Finale Of Lagos State First Lady Golf Tournament
Mar 17 - It is my pleasure in welcoming you all to the grand finale of the maiden edition of the First Lady Golf Tournament which kicked off on Monday 12th March, 2012. My deep apprecia-tion goes to Mrs. Bosede Ransome-Kuti and all the members of Ikeja Ladies Golf Club...
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Mar 17 - It is my pleasure in welcoming you all to the grand finale of the maiden edition of the First Lady Golf Tournament which kicked off on Monday 12th March, 2012. My deep apprecia-tion goes to Mrs. Bosede Ransome-Kuti and all the members of Ikeja Ladies Golf Club...
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Spelling Bee Performance: Dame Fashola Impressed With Lagos Students
Apr 4 - With rapt attention, Lagos State First Lady, Dame Emmanuella Fashola listened to public schools pupils as they performed at the 12th edition of the Spelling Bee competition. The wife of the state Governor could not hide...
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Apr 4 - With rapt attention, Lagos State First Lady, Dame Emmanuella Fashola listened to public schools pupils as they performed at the 12th edition of the Spelling Bee competition. The wife of the state Governor could not hide...
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