By Fatimah Alli
The Lagos State Technical and Vocational Education Board, LASTVEB, celebrated 28 members of staff who retired in 2023 and 2024 for dedicating some years of their lives to the state Civil Service and retired statutorily after meritorious service.
Addressing the gathering, the Executive Secretary, Ms. Moronke Azeez said the retirees who have been part of LASTVEB’s success were honoured for their commitment, expertise, and outstanding contributions to technical and vocational education in Lagos State. “Their tireless efforts have left an indelible mark on the board and have positively impacted the lives of countless students,” she stated.
Continuing, the executive secretary said: “We are immensely proud of the retirees’ contributions to LASTVEB and the field of technical and vocational education. Their years of service have helped shape the future of our board and have laid a strong foundation for the generations to come.”
The event provided an opportunity for colleagues, friends, and family members who gathered to express their appreciation for the retirees’ remarkable careers.
The event was also laced with remarkable speeches highlighting the retirees’ dedication and significant achievements.
The retirees were presented with various gifts including Certificates of Service from the Office of the Head of Service (HOS).
The representative of the Head of Service, Mrs. Ebunoluwa Aina challenged the retirees to prioritise their health as they embark on the new chapter of their lives and wished them a fulfilling and joyous retirement.
“The state government will always be checking on you through phone calls periodically especially during your birthdays and for affirmation of some processes,” she said.
She added that their legacy will forever be cherished and their impacts will continue to shape the landscape of technical and vocational education in the state.
Speaking on behalf of the retirees, Mrs. Olubunmi Bada, former Director of Curriculum and Examinations, LASTVEB, appreciated the State Government for the opportunity allowed them to serve and for organising a befitting retirement ceremony for them on their exit from the service.
She prayed for LASTVEB and Lagos State to continue to move from strength to strength so that Technical and Vocational education can continue to suceed in the state.
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