LMF Celebrates Hon. Rosemary Osikoya on Her Appointment as Senior Technical Advisor on Tertiary & Informal Education in Kogi State

The Ladi Memorial Foundation (LMF) has congratulated its Executive Director and National Coordinator of the National Sewing Championship Initiative, Hon. Rosemary Ojochenemi Osikoya, on her recent appointment as Senior Technical Advisor on Tertiary and Informal Education to the Executive Governor of Kogi State.

In a statement issued by the Board, Management, and Volunteers of the foundation, LMF described the appointment as a well-deserved honour, acknowledging Osikoya’s long-standing commitment to improving access to quality education and advancing skills development across Nigeria.

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LMF noted that her elevation is a reflection of her exceptional dedication, professionalism, and unwavering commitment to strengthening Nigeria’s educational landscape. The foundation praised her record of service, especially her leadership in promoting innovative learning, vocational empowerment, and community-based youth development.

According to LMF, Osikoya’s visionary leadership has significantly boosted the foundation’s programmes, empowering young people, women, and grassroots communities through education, creativity, and enterprise development. Her influence has been instrumental in expanding the impact of LMF’s initiatives nationwide.

The organisation expressed pride in her achievement and confidence in her ability to excel in her new role within the Kogi State Government. LMF added that Osikoya’s expertise will further enhance technical and informal education in the state, delivering even greater outcomes for the people.

The foundation concluded by reaffirming its support and celebrating this milestone appointment, describing it as a win not only for Osikoya but for all advocates of inclusive and transformative education in Nigeria.