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L-R: Lead Researcher, Slum and Rural Health Initiative (SRHIN), Dr. Ifeanyi Adigwe; Head, Regulatory Affairs, Reckitt, Sub-Saharan Africa, Mrs. Bolanle Aladegbola; Senior Special Assistant on SDGs to the Lagos State Governor, Mr. Lekan Fatodu; External Communications and Partnerships Lead, Reckitt, Sub-Saharan Africa, Mrs. Cassandra Uzo-Ogbugh; and Country Coordinator, World’s Largest Lesson and Dean Initiative, Mr. Michael Semiye, at the Stakeholders Workshop for the Dettol School Hygiene Programme held at the Radisson Blu Hotel, Ikeja, Lagos on Thursday, September 16, 2021.
Recently, Dettol Nigeria in partnership with the Lagos State Office of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) hosted their School Hygiene Programme partners and stakeholders from the Lagos State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), at a workshop to discuss plans for the 2021 edition of the programme and we cannot get over all the good vibes from the event.
These are some of our favourite moments:
1. The Curriculum: The main reason for the event, Dettol School Hygiene curriculum was displayed and shown to the partners who remarked on its ability to reel children in with the artwork and interesting ways the messages were passed across in comic style.
A copy of the Dettol School Hygiene Workbook in front of the Head, Regulatory Affairs, Reckitt, Sub-Saharan Africa, Mrs. Bolanle Aladegbola and the External Communications and Partnerships Lead, Reckitt, Sub-Saharan Africa, Mrs. Cassandra Uzo-Ogbugh
2. Learning Can Be Fun: Another main attraction of the event was the Country Coordinator, World’s Largest Lesson, and Dean Initiative, Mr. Michael Semiye’s address where he shared details of the impact of Dettol’s activities in schools so far. He also highlighted some of the gaps the Dettol School Hygiene Programme is expected to fill. This was a reflection of how Dettol is making learning about hygiene fun and engaging.
Country Coordinator, World’s Largest Lesson and Dean Initiative, Mr. Michael Semiye during his presentation
3. Goodwill Messages: During the workshop of the curriculum, various stakeholders in the education sector thanked Dettol for its innovativeness and forward-thinking actions. The Lagos SUBEB chairman, Hon. Wahab Alawiye King, described the School Hygiene Programme as significant in the plans of the association in “providing a safe, inclusive and equitable learning environment.”
Chairman, Lagos State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), Hon. Wahab, Alawaye-King during his goodwill message
In his own remarks, the Senior Special Assistant on SDGs to the Lagos State Governor, Mr. Lekan Fatodu, charged all the stakeholders and school executives to help ensure the success of this initiative.
Senior Special Assistant on SDGs to the Lagos State Governor, Mr. Lekan Fatodu during his address to the stakeholders
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