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  • EQUALITY, FAIRNESS, AND JUSTICE FOR ALL IN EJIGBO REPRESENTATION

    EQUALITY, FAIRNESS, AND JUSTICE FOR ALL IN EJIGBO REPRESENTATION

    Since the return to democratic governance in 1999, representation in the Osun State House of Assembly (OSHA) for Ejigbo State Constituency has largely been concentrated on the principle of zoning and fair rotation. A review of past representatives clearly illustrates this pattern:

    1999–2003: Rt. Hon. Prof. Mojeed Alabi (Ejigbo Central)

    2003–2007: Hon. Aleem Bakare (Ejigbo District)

    2007–2008: Rt. Hon. Najeem Salam (Ejigbo Central)

    2008–2011: Hon. George Ibitayo Alabi (Ejigbo Central)

    2011–2015: Hon. Najeem Salam (Ejigbo Central)

    2015–2019: Hon. Najeem Salam (Ejigbo Central)

    2019–2023: Hon. Oyekunle Forum (Ejigbo District)

    2023–2027: Hon. Jimi Asagade (Ejigbo Central)

    Meritoriously, ensuring all zones have opportunities to contribute can help create a more balanced and inclusive environment which can lead to more diverse perspectives in decision-making. This can ultimately benefit the communities by tapping into a broader range of experiences and ideas.

    The concentration of political power in one axis undermines the principles of fairness, inclusiveness, and balanced development. District communities also deserve a voice in 2027. Currently, Ejigbo Central holds the positions of the State Honourable and the Chairmanship. While Ejigbo Central maintains Chairmanship position in 2027, the districts should present the candidate for Osun State House of Assembly (OSHA) according to the principle of zoning and fair rotation.
    While arguments for continuity and experience are often advanced, they should not overshadow the legitimate demand for equity. Sustainable political development thrives on inclusion, rotation, and respect for established zoning arrangements.

    Importantly, our party has long upheld zoning and power-sharing principles as mechanisms for ensuring justice and unity. If, by this agreed structure, it is now the turn of the districts, then it is both politically and morally appropriate to honor that arrangement.

    Equity must not only be preached—it must be practiced.
    It is therefore imperative to break the cycle of dominance and embrace a more inclusive political framework in Ejigbo.

    By doing so, we strengthen democratic values, promote fairness, and foster a sense of belonging among all stakeholders.

    The time has come to give the districts their rightful place in representation so as to have a balance transition of democratic system of government.

    ~Media

  • Eid-el-Fitr: Osun Poly Rector, Kehinde Alabi, greets Islamic Faithful *Charges Polytechnic Community to pray for Adeleke’s victory in August Election

    Eid-el-Fitr: Osun Poly Rector, Kehinde Alabi, greets Islamic Faithful *Charges Polytechnic Community to pray for Adeleke’s victory in August Election

    As Muslims all over the world celebrate the Eid-el-Fitr feast, which ends the thirty days of spiritual dedication the Rector, Osun State Polytechnic, Iree, Mr. Kehinde Adeyemi Alabi, has charged Islamic faithful in the institution to remain steadfast and dedicated to the service of God and humanity.


    Mr Alabi in a statement to the polytechnic community said the thirty days of fasting and prayer was a unique session which was fervently devoted for spiritual rejuvenation, devoid of sins, but to seek the favour of God.

    He congratulates the Muslims and charged them to remain focused and keep the light of their faith burning by not going back to all the iniquities abandoned during the Ramadan.


    Mr Alabi also charged the entire polytechnic community not to relent in their prayers for the State Governor, Senator Ademola Nurudeen Jackson Adeleke, in his bid to paddle the canoe of the state to a safe harbour.
    He said, the governor’s impact in the educational development of the state is overwhelming, saying that “we have seen the light of transformation the governor has brought to the state, especially in the areas of education, roads construction, health services, improved welfare and social services. His concern for education is admirable.


    “In the light of this, we should use today’s celebration to pray for the governor’s victory in the August gubernatorial election, to enable him continue with the good work in Osun State”, Alabi said.

  • Osun Poly Releases First Batch DPT Admission List for 2025/2026 Session

    Osun Poly Releases First Batch DPT Admission List for 2025/2026 Session

    The Management of Osun State Polytechnic, Iree has released the first batch of Admission List of the Daily Part-Time Programme of the Institution.


    Applicants for the DPT programme are urged to check their administration status on the Institution’s website with the following instructions: Go to ospolyportal.com.
    Click on login.


    Use your application number and password created when applying to login.
    Proceed to check your admission status and pay Acceptance Fee.


    A statement by Registrar of the Institution, Mr. Abiodun Oloyede stressed that sales of the Daily Part-Time Form is still in progress on the institution’s portal above.
    Oloyede urged all those seeking admission to visit the website and apply, the applicants are expected to possess a minimum of five credits including English and Mathematics and three other subjects relevant to the Course of Study.
    Those who had earlier been admitted are advised to pay their acceptance fees promptly.

  • Be dedicated, loyal and prayerful, OSPOLY Rector charges staff, students *Urges Osun people to work towards Adeleke’s victory in August election

    Be dedicated, loyal and prayerful, OSPOLY Rector charges staff, students *Urges Osun people to work towards Adeleke’s victory in August election

    The Rector of Osun State Polytechnic, Iree, Comrade Kehinde Adeyemi Alabi has charged members of the polytechnic community to be more focused, loyal and dedicated in the new year.

    The Rector in his new year message to Management, Staff and students of the Institution, expressed his profound appreciation to the Governing Council, Management, Staff, Students and the Executive Governor of the State, His Excellency Asiwaju Senator Nurudeen Jackson Ademola Adeleke, for their support in the past year, saying their unalloyed supports have made the Institution to be counted worthy in the comity of polytechnics in the country.

    He noted that the year 2025 was a unique year in the annals of the Institution which was greeted with tremendous achievements in academics, infrastructural development and moral rebirths of the students.

    Mr Alabi particularly enthused that in the past year, some new courses were newly accredited in the Institution, while re-accreditations were done for the existing courses, which facilitated more carrying capacities for the existing programmes in the school. He also noted that the Students Union Election was conducted with Electronic Voting system which was peaceful without any itch, this made the institution a pacesetter in the state for E-voting system.

    Mr Alabi also declared that studios and laboratories in the polytechnic were upgraded with the state of the arts equipment to enhance more practicals for students of the Institution. Acquisition of higher degrees by members of staff and human resources development he said, were part of what the institution witnessed in the previous year, apart from notable physical infrastructure.

    He solicited for more dedication on the part of the members of the academic community to record more achievements in the year 2026.

    The Rector also appealed to citizens in Osun State to be rededicated to the ideals of the State Governor, Senator Asiwaju Nurudeen Jackson Ademola Adeleke. He said this would help the state to continue on the path of good governance and enjoyment of dividends of democracy.

    Mr. Alabi, in the personally signed statement, urged the entire residents of Osun State to always pray for the Governor, whom he said had transformed the state, saying his impacts could be clearly felt in education, road construction and health care delivery among others. He observed that the Governor is a worker friendly individual whose welfare package for workers and pensioners in the state is well appreciated, asking that they needed to be rededicated to probity, loyalty and sense of citizenship to complement the efforts of the governor in his people oriented governance.

    “I want to seize this occasion to thank all our students and staff for all their support over the years. I wish you all a prosperous new year.
    “But we must be mindful of the need to continue to be loyal and dedicated to the government of Senator Ademola Adeleke.

    “We need to be law-abiding; we need to be dedicated to our duties. Punctuality is the soul of business; let us always be punctual at work.
    “At our end, we will continue to be fair to all without minding religion or ethnicity; we must equally support the state governor in his developmental projects and at the same time pray and work for his victory in the 2026 governorship election”, the Rector said

  • Osun Poly releases Second Batch of Admission Lists for ND, HND *Gives two weeks ultimatum for payment of Acceptance Fees

    Osun Poly releases Second Batch of Admission Lists for ND, HND *Gives two weeks ultimatum for payment of Acceptance Fees

    Management of Osun State Polytechnic, Iree has released the second batch of its admission lists for both the National Diploma (ND) and Higher National Diploma(HND) for the 2025/2026 Academic Session.


    This was disclosed in a statement signed by the Registrar of the polytechnic, Prince Abiodun Oloyede and made available to the public.


    The statement urged all those who applied for the National Diploma programmes of the Institution through the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) to check their portals for their admission status and pay their acceptance fee promptly.


    Similarly, the Registrar enjoined all those who applied for the Higher National Diploma programme courses to check their status on the institution’s portal and pay the Acceptance Fee on or before Friday 19th December, 2025.


    The Registrar maintained that any admitted candidate for both the ND and HND who refuses to pay the Acceptance Fee before the stipulated date shall forfeit the offer of admission to candidates on the waiting list.

  • Osun Poly Students to commence examinationMonday 15th September *As Management proscribes FYB and Sign Out ceremonies

    The Management of Osun State Polytechnic, Iree, has declared that the full time students of the Institution shall start their Second Semester for 2024/2025 Academic Session examination on Monday 15th September, 2025, just as it proscribes the Sign Out ceremonies of final year students at the end of the examination.


    Meanwhile, management of the Institution has suspended the ongoing Final Year Brethren (FYB) celebration on the campus of the Institution.

    The suspension was announced in a memo released on Monday by Registrar of the institution.

    According to the memo, the decision became necessary due to the inability of students to conduct themselves in an orderly manner during the celebrations.

    The statement reads in part:
    “This is to inform all full-time students that the ongoing Final Year Brethren (FYB) celebration in the institution has been suspended with immediate effect. The suspension is due to the inability of the students to comport themselves in an orderly manner during the celebrations.”

    The management further directed all full-time students to proceed on examination break in preparation for the forthcoming second semester examinations.
    The memo also confirmed that the 2024/2025 second semester examinations for full-time students of the institution will commence on Monday, 25th September 2025, as earlier scheduled.


    The students have been instructed to vacate the institution’s premises with immediate effect and ensure they complete all examination registration formalities before the commencement of the examination .


    In a related development, the Management also said celebration of “Sign Out” ceremonies by the students at the end of their examinations would not be tolerated by the management. While speaking yesterday, the polytechnic Rector, Alhaji Kehinde Alabi said “the Management would not tolerate any celebration of the ‘Sign-Out’ fiesta at the end of the examination in order to prevent any form of anti-social behaviour among the students.

  • Osun Poly opens Portal for Post UTME Registration *Says 35 courses are available for National Diploma *Sets 100 as Cut Off

    Management of Osun State Polytechnic, Iree has announced that its Portal is now open for Admission Registration of courses for National Diploma programmes of the Institution, saying 35 different courses are available for prospective candidates to make their choice.
    The Post-UTME Registration is Two Thousand Naira (N2,000) only.


    A statement by Registrar of the Institution, Mr. Abiodun Oyedele Oloyede states that the Post-UTME Screening Application Form is available on the Institution’s Portal: https://www.ospoly.edu.ng.


    The Registrar explained that the applicants to obtain the form should possess Credit Pass in English, Mathematics and any other three subjects relevant to the applicant’s field of study in WAEC, NECO or NABTEB, while he/she must have also scored a minimum of 100 in the Universal Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) conducted by Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) in 2025.
    Mr Oloyede added that physical screening would be conducted for the applicants in a date to be announced soon by the Management.


    The 35 Courses available at the National (ND) Programme of the Osun State Polytechnic, Iree as released by the Registrar include the following:
    (i) Science Laboratory Technology
    (ii) Food Technology
    (iii) Statistics
    (iv) Geological Technology
    (v) Agricultural and Bio-Environmental Engineering/Technology
    (vi) Agricultural Technology
    (vii) Electrical/Electronic Engineering Technology
    (viii) Computer Engineering Technology
    (ix) Civil Engineering Technology
    (x) Mechanical Engineering Technology
    (xi) Welding and Fabrication Engineering Technology
    (xii) Mechatronics Engineering Technology
    (xiii) Water Resources Engineering Technology
    (xiv) Building Technology
    (xv) Architectural Technology
    (xvi) Estate Management
    (xvii) Quantity Surveying
    (xviii) Urban & Regional Planning
    (xix) Art and Design
    (xx) Fashion Design and Clothing Technology
    (xxi) Computer Science
    (xxii) Mass Communication
    (xxiii) Office Technology and Management
    (xxiv) Library and Information Science
    (xxv) Health Information Management
    (xxvi) Multimedia Technology
    (xxvii) Photography
    (xxviii) Business Administration and Management Studies
    (xxix) Marketing
    (xxx) Procurement and Supply Chain Management
    (xxxi) Public Administration
    (xxxii) Banking and Finance
    (xxxiii) Accountancy
    (xxxiv) Taxation
    (xxxv) Insurance.

    For further information, applicants can call the following numbers: 09055063355, 07054573911, 08030862530.
    Applicants can also check comprehensive admission requirements and details of the programmes available on the Institution’s Website: https://ospoly.edu.ng/ospolyhome/
    Email:info@ https://ospolyportal.com

  • Osun Poly opens Portal for Post UTME Registration *Says 35 courses are available for National Diploma *Sets 100 as Cut Off

    Management of Osun State Polytechnic, Iree has announced that its Portal is now open for Admission Registration of courses for National Diploma programmes of the Institution, saying 35 different courses are available for prospective candidates to make their choice.
    The Post-UTME Registration is Two Thousand Naira (N2,000) only.


    A statement by Registrar of the Institution, Mr. Abiodun Oyedele Oloyede states that the Post-UTME Screening Application Form is available on the Institution’s Portal: https://www.ospoly.edu.ng.
    The Registrar explained that the applicants to obtain the form should possess Credit Pass in English, Mathematics and any other three subjects relevant to the applicant’s field of study in WAEC, NECO or NABTEB, while he/she must have also scored a minimum of 100 in the Universal Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) conducted by Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) in 2025.


    Mr Oloyede added that physical screening would be conducted for the applicants in a date to be announced soon by the Management.
    The 35 Courses available at the National (ND) Programme of the Osun State Polytechnic, Iree as released by the Registrar include the following:
    (i) Science Laboratory Technology
    (ii) Food Technology
    (iii) Statistics
    (iv) Geological Technology
    (v) Agricultural and Bio-Environmental Engineering/Technology
    (vi) Agricultural Technology
    (vii) Electrical/Electronic Engineering Technology
    (viii) Computer Engineering Technology
    (ix) Civil Engineering Technology
    (x) Mechanical Engineering Technology
    (xi) Welding and Fabrication Engineering Technology
    (xii) Mechatronics Engineering Technology
    (xiii) Water Resources Engineering Technology
    (xiv) Building Technology
    (xv) Architectural Technology
    (xvi) Estate Management
    (xvii) Quantity Surveying
    (xviii) Urban & Regional Planning
    (xix) Art and Design
    (xx) Fashion Design and Clothing Technology
    (xxi) Computer Science
    (xxii) Mass Communication
    (xxiii) Office Technology and Management
    (xxiv) Library and Information Science
    (xxv) Health Information Management
    (xxvi) Multimedia Technology
    (xxvii) Photography
    (xxviii) Business Administration and Management Studies
    (xxix) Marketing
    (xxx) Procurement and Supply Chain Management
    (xxxi) Public Administration
    (xxxii) Banking and Finance
    (xxxiii) Accountancy
    (xxxiv) Taxation
    (xxxv) Insurance.

    For further information, applicants can call the following numbers: 09055063355, 07054573911, 08030862530.
    Applicants can also check comprehensive admission requirements and details of the programmes available on the Institution’s Website: https://ospoly.edu.ng/ospolyhome/
    Email:info@ https://ospolyportal.com

  • FEATURE ARTICLE: Why Governor Ademola Adeleke Must Remember Ife Odan Now

    Stories By: Temilade Odedele

    For over a decade, the town of Ife Odan, once a vibrant agricultural heartbeat of Osun State, has remained largely abandoned by successive governments. During the two previous administrations of the All Progressive Congress (APC), Ife Odan’s infrastructural development was not only overlooked, but its strategic importance to Osun State’s agricultural economy was completely forgotten. Now under the leadership of Governor Ademola Adeleke — a man whose victory was massively supported by the people of Ife Odan — the town is hopeful that this neglect will finally be corrected.

    Ife Odan is not just a rural town tucked away in the state’s western axis; it is a highly productive agricultural zone, contributing significantly to Osun State’s food basket. From maize to cassava, from yam to vegetables, Ife Odan’s fertile lands have sustained families, fed markets, and powered the local economy. The town’s productivity has not waned, despite limited access to modern farming tools, poor road networks, and a lack of government support. This resilience alone demands attention and investment.

    Successive APC governments paid lip service to rural development, and Ife Odan became a textbook example of marginalization. Critical feeder roads remain untarred, healthcare services are under-equipped, and educational facilities are crying for attention. Farmers in Ife Odan have remained committed to feeding the state, yet they struggle to access capital, extension services, and markets due to decayed infrastructure. The silence from the previous administrations was deafening.

    When Governor Adeleke campaigned in 2022, his message of “people-first governance” resonated deeply in Ife Odan. The town, tired of broken promises, voted massively for him — not because of political affiliations, but because of hope. That hope is rooted in the belief that Governor Adeleke, with his populist posture, would finally give Ife Odan the attention it rightfully deserves. Nearly three years into his administration, the people are still waiting.

    This call is not one borne out of entitlement, but of loyalty and merit. Ife Odan has consistently remained peaceful, law-abiding, and politically active. Its contribution to the electoral strength of Osun West is undisputable. Yet, the dividends of democracy seem to stop just short of our borders. If a government is truly of the people, then a community that gave its trust deserves to see that trust returned in the form of developmental presence.

    Beyond agriculture, Ife Odan is brimming with untapped human capital. Youths here are eager to contribute to the economy through agribusiness, education, and entrepreneurship. But without digital access, good roads, power supply, and training programs, their dreams are stifled. The state government under Governor Adeleke has championed youth empowerment — it is time to bring that vision into communities like Ife Odan where it is most needed.

    We urge the governor to remember that real grassroots transformation begins in places like ours. A small investment in Ife Odan can trigger a ripple effect across the entire Osun West axis. Reviving the agricultural extension program, constructing access roads, supporting local processing industries, and upgrading health and education facilities would not only uplift the town, but also create sustainable jobs and curb rural-urban migration.

    Governor Adeleke has proven himself as a responsive leader. His recent projects in other parts of the state are commendable, and we celebrate his passion for development. However, we ask him not to forget those who stood with him when it mattered most. A visit to Ife Odan, a town hall with local stakeholders, and an action plan for our integration into the state’s development blueprint will go a long way in restoring confidence.

    It is not too late. The people of Ife Odan still believe in Governor Adeleke’s leadership. We know he has the political will and empathy to do what others before him refused to do — give Ife Odan its rightful place in the state’s development agenda. Our patience should not be mistaken for passivity. The town is watching, waiting, and praying.

    Governor Adeleke, the time to remember Ife Odan is now. Let your administration be remembered not just for dancing into power, but for walking boldly into history — as the government that finally remembered a town that never stopped giving.

    Written By;
    Temilade Odedele
    (Journalist, PR Expert, Human Rights Activist).

    Cc;
    Osun State Government
    Sen Adeleke Ademola Nurudin
    Bamidele Salam
    Sen Ademola Adeleke
    Olujinmi Asagade
    Adeyemo Kehinde
    PEOPLE DEMOCRATIC PARTY PDP

  • “Dee Passionate Scholars Academy: Unlocking Young Minds for a Brighter Future”

    In the heart of Ife-Odan, Osun State, a new educational institution is set to revolutionize the way young minds are nurtured and developed. Dee Passionate Scholars Academy, located beside Oba Adimula House, Oke Afin, Ife-Odan, Ejigbo Local Government, is a kindergarten, nursery, and primary school that promises to provide a world-class education to the children of the community. With a clear vision and mission statement, the school aims to unlock the full potential of its students and equip them with the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in life.

    The vision of Dee Passionate Scholars Academy is to create a learning environment that fosters academic excellence, creativity, and social responsibility. The school’s mission is to provide a well-rounded education that caters to the unique needs of each child, helping them to develop into confident, compassionate, and innovative leaders of tomorrow. With a focus on kindergarten, nursery, and primary education, the school is committed to laying a strong foundation for its students’ future success.

    A good kindergarten, nursery, and primary school like Dee Passionate Scholars Academy should have a number of key features. These include a safe and nurturing environment, qualified and experienced teachers, a well-structured curriculum, and a range of extracurricular activities to promote physical and creative development. The school should also have a strong emphasis on values such as respect, empathy, and responsibility, and should strive to create a sense of community and belonging among its students, teachers, and parents.

    At Dee Passionate Scholars Academy, the motto “Education Is The Greatest Treasure” is more than just a phrase – it’s a guiding principle that informs every aspect of the school’s operations. The school’s teachers and staff are dedicated to providing a high-quality education that is tailored to the needs of each child, and the school’s facilities are designed to promote learning, creativity, and physical activity.

    The school’s curriculum is carefully designed to promote academic excellence, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills. From literacy and numeracy to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education, the school’s curriculum is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in a rapidly changing world.

    In addition to its academic programs, Dee Passionate Scholars Academy also offers a range of extracurricular activities designed to promote physical and creative development. These include sports, music, art, and drama, among others. The school believes that these activities are essential to the development of well-rounded individuals who are equipped to succeed in all areas of life.

    As Dee Passionate Scholars Academy prepares to open its doors to students, the community is eagerly anticipating the impact that the school will have on the lives of young people in Ife-Odan. With its clear vision, mission statement, and commitment to excellence, the school is poised to become a leading educational institution in Osun State, and a model for other schools to follow.

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