SCRIBES 57 Lagos State has joined millions of people around the world in celebrating fathers and father figures. The Lagos Local Government secretaries applaud fathers for their invaluable contributions to families, communities, and society.
In a special Father’s Day message released on Sunday, the association paid tribute to fathers for their unwavering love. Further noting their guidance, protection, and sacrifices, describing them as irreplaceable pillars of strength and stability.
The commemorative message highlighted the crucial role fathers play in nurturing responsible children and building stronger communities.
“Thank you for your love. Thank you for your guidance. Thank you for your protection. Thank you for being our hero,” the association stated.
SCRIBES 57 further acknowledged that fathers are more than providers, noting that they serve as mentors, teachers, and sources of inspiration whose impact extends beyond their immediate families.
“You build. You teach. You inspire. You are irreplaceable,” the message read.
The association emphasized that effective fatherhood remains essential to societal development, especially at a time when communities require stronger family values, responsible leadership, and positive role models for younger generations.
According to the group, fathers continue to play a significant role in shaping the character, aspirations, and future of children through their commitment, discipline, and selfless service.
SCRIBES 57 also encouraged fathers to remain steadfast in their responsibilities while fostering environments of love, support, and understanding within their homes.
The association reaffirmed its appreciation for fathers across Lagos State and Nigeria, celebrating their dedication to family welfare and their contributions to social progress.
“We celebrate you today and always,” the message concluded.
Father’s Day is observed annually in many countries to honour fathers, father figures, and the vital role they play in raising children and strengthening the fabric of society.


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