The solar industry holds the key to a sustainable future, addressing the global challenges of climate change and energy transition. As the solar training program comes to a close, the graduation ceremony becomes an important milestone in the lives of the trainees. The recent speech delivered by the Ilupeju Development Association (IDA) President (Elder Banji Ogungbemi) ,IYDA president (Engineer Femi Fagbemi),HRM. Òbà David Awe(Apeju of Ilupeju Ekiti), HRH. Sunday Ogunsola (Obanla of Ilupeju Ekiti), Ch.Mrs. Modupe Kolawole ( Yeyeoge of iIupeju Ekiti) during the graduation ceremony left a lasting impact, inspiring the graduates and reminding them of their crucial role in shaping a greener world.
Addressing the gathered audience at the graduation ceremony, the
IDA president began by acknowledging the significance of the moment. The president emphasized how solar training programs, such as the one the graduates completed, play a pivotal role in preparing individuals for the burgeoning solar industry.
The president's speech aimed to inspire the graduates, revealing the immense potential they possess to drive change and make a lasting impact. He said “ Ilupeju would be able to produce their own solar energy instead of going out to contact outsiders” The address sparked enthusiasm by highlighting the role of solar energy in combatting climate change and improving energy access worldwide.
The president shared personal stories and examples to demonstrate the transformative power of solar energy in various regions. These anecdotes resonated deeply with the graduates, allowing them to connect their future careers with genuine purpose and the greater good.
During the speech of
IYDA president he took the opportunity to emphasize the significance of solar energy on a global scale. The speech outlined the growing global demand for renewable energy and the pivotal role solar power plays in mitigating greenhouse gas emissions. It further highlighted the economic opportunities and job growth potential associated with the solar industry, encouraging graduates to view themselves as catalysts for social and economic change.
Recognizing that graduation marks just the beginning of their solar careers, The Yeyeoge of ilupeju Ekiti emphasized the importance of lifelong learning. The speech addressed the need for constant adaptation to emerging technologies and evolving market dynamics. Yeyeoge encouraged the graduates to stay curious, embrace innovation, and always seek ways to enhance their skills and knowledge within the ever-evolving solar landscape.
Closing the speech on an optimistic note, the IDA president commended the graduates for their dedication to solar energy and their commitment to shaping a sustainable future. The president expressed confidence in their ability to make a difference and urged them to persevere in the face of challenges and adversity. The speech ended with a call to action, urging the graduates to lead by example and drive the world towards a greener and more sustainable future
After the graduants received their certificates the IDA president encouraged them as he said “ As the graduates step into their solar careers, they do so equipped with the knowledge, passion, and inspiration to make a difference and contribute to a more sustainable world.
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