The governor of Osun State, Ogbeni Rauf
Aregbesola, has identified building state-of-the-
art schools to impart knowledge and build strong
characters in the Osun children as a priceless
legacy his administration is determined to leave
behind in the state.
The governor, while commissioning the newly
completed N130million Olufi Government Middle
School in Gbongan, stated that his government
sees school as an investment that will impact on
the future of Osun and the society in general. Aregbesola stated that the belief in building a
better society has guided the state’s policy and
aspirations on education, noting that the present
administration in Osun has revolutionised
education.
He said that the new Olufi Government Middle
School has risen from its ashes to a 1,450
capacity school with 29 classrooms that can
accommodate 50 pupils each.
Aregbesola pointed out that government, in
arriving at the school concept, considered
international best practices hence the
construction of public schools of world standard
in different communities of the state.
He also stated that the government is aware that
a beautiful, well equipped and attractive learning
environment will bring out the best in the
teachers and learners.

Owing seven months salary is another repulsive legacy of aregbese

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Not paying salary is the real legacy. A legendary one at that