On December 12, 2024, a vibrant celebration unfolded at Apapa Amusement Park as Hon. Adejumoke Idowu Senbanjo, the Executive Chairman of Apapa Local Government, gathered thousands of students for a joyous party funfair in honor of Christmas. This event marked a delightful day of remembrance for the elite teens and children of Apapa, bringing together public school students from across the local government area.

The festive gathering was a testament to Hon. Senbanjo’s commitment to nurturing the youth in her community. The Chairman, who embodies the spirit of a caring mother, ensured that all attendees had an opportunity to enjoy the activities offered at the amusement park. Students had free access to various games and attractions, with the Chairman generously covering the entry costs, allowing them to celebrate without any financial burden.

The day was filled with activities, from thrilling rides to exciting games, designed to engage and entertain the young attendees. One standout moment was when Prince Abraham Tairu Aromire, a talented young musician from the Ojora Royal Family, led the gathering in the national anthem. His performance earned him special recognition from the Chairman, who promised to reward him for representing Apapa with such pride and talent.

The atmosphere was lively, with students enjoying refreshments and entertainment throughout the day. All the Council executives the council manager, Treasurer, HOD’S, supervisors etc where joined in the festivities, dancing and celebrating alongside the youth, which fostered a sense of community and goodwill.

In her address, Hon. Senbanjo reiterated her commitment to making this annual celebration a lasting tradition in Apapa. She emphasized the importance of the students continuing to be positive ambassadors for their community and urged them not to let self-centered individuals tarnish Apapa’s reputation. The Chairman assured the attendees that the 2025 Students’ Party would be even bigger and better, promising to expand the festivities in the coming year.