Demdem: @ Poster,

Abegii, where is ur source?

Standing5: State of Osun ?? ?? ?? what do u mean by that. please give us a link. . . please!!!.

Awhy.com:
Very soon civil servants will be wearing uniform just like OYES guys, na so him buy bicycle for some of them, youth empowerment indeed, let's wait and see.

saxywale:

I am sure its those ones used by palm wine tappers.

salakobaba: In the whole of State of Osun we will have 170 govt schools, 100 elementary school, 50 middle school and 20 high school. http://www.osunstate.gov.ng/index.php/agenda/promote-functional-education.html

salakobaba: In the whole of State of Osun we will have 170 govt schools, 100 elementary school, 50 middle school and 20 high school. http://www.osunstate.gov.ng/index.php/agenda/promote-functional-education.html

saxywale:

So now its 3-6-3-4 in the state of Osun. Why is he renaming and changing uniforms of pupils and students? Why is he causing confusion? This man thinks he is Kim Jung-il, the supreme leader. He really needs to have his head examine

Demdem:

Stop this misrepresentation. nothing in that article suggests that Aregbe wants to change the educational system of osun.

saxywale:

lmao...... that ogbeni is one krazy dude. shey na bmx abi na rally or mountain bike im buy? I am sure its those ones used by palm wine tapers.... LOL

Osun N30 Billion Infrastructure.

Immediately the administration of Mr Rauf Aregbesola was sworn-in into office in November 2010, the governor revealed his vision to restructure the education sector in the state, thereby organising an education summit headed by renowned Professor Wole Soyinka, with a view to seeking panacea to the ailing sector in the state. Part of the conclusion of the summit is the total restructuring of the system. This piece examined the decision of the state government to rebuild schools and the feelings of the stakeholders on a project government is committing N30 billion to realise.

A journey to the 30 local government council areas and the area office in Modakeke of Osun State revealed a common feature among the public schools, dilapidated buildings, inadequate seating materials for the teeming students and the unavailability of reading materials in the buildings called libraries in virtually all the schools. This was the situation when the state deputy governor, who is also in charge of Education in the state, Chief (Mrs) Grace Laoye-Tomori, during her tour of schools in the state.

However, a prototype of the new schools the state government is embarking on is at completion stage, located at the former Salvation Army Primary School, Oke-Fia, Osogbo, for the Middle school, while contractors are at the two other sites for the Elementary and High schools in Ile-Ife and Ejigbo respectively.

The governor, while setting a committee on building the new schools, disclosed that it would build schools across the state and would be spending about N30 billion for the project which would be completed within 24 months.

Demdem:

Stop this misrepresentation. nothing in that article suggests that Aregbe wants to change the educational system of osun.

Gbawe:


Until we see a comprehensive breakdown of the proposed new education policy, no sensible person should speak decidely on what this OP has stated here, conveniently , with no link.

Pointless speaking as if this is some ad-hoc and autocratic action from Aregbesola if one knows the effort put into revamping the education sector in osun. Aregbesola is very passionate about education and indeed, shortly after being sworn in, convened an education summit headed by Wole Soyinka. I am sure this new Policy OP is talking about is the result of the submission of the committee.

The Deputy Governor of Osun is in charge of education. In fairness to Osun, they have engaged technocrats of the highest merit and experience to look at the education system and brainstorm a comprehensive way forward. Whatever is delivered will be the work of these folks. I suggest therefore that folks refrain from insulting what might be a very good education policy, delivered by suggestions from the likes of Soyinka, because of this talk from the OP.

http://www.osundefender.org/?p=28529

Demdem:

Stop this misrepresentation. nothing in that article suggests that Aregbe wants to change the educational system of osun.

salaksmana:
He asked for your opinion, if there's nothing like that, then explain elementary, middle and high school.

Gbawe:

Why should I explain anything when, to start with, the rudimentary submissions you provide here ,that might just be wholesale misinterpretation, is really not worth commenting on? I am just telling the chap calling Aregbesola a "Crazy dude" to wait for something comprehensive and official, as is sensible, before insulting others needlessly.

salaksmana:
Ok sir, we will wait till high school students start travelling to get to there school since there's only going to be 20 of those in the state (I think that one has be declared officially of the state's website)

saxywale:

What I have come to realise is most of the pro-aregbe on NL don't live in Osun state so I don't take them serious. Aregbe is human, he can make mistakes but to pro aregbe, he is the messiah of Osun state just because he is a member of ACN.

strangerf:

I agree. Gbawe knows next to nothing about Osun. The only reason he praises Aregbe is because his brother became a senator, unfairly, on the platform of ACN.

saxywale:

What I have come to realise is most of the pro-aregbe on NL don't live in Osun state so I don't take them serious. Aregbe is human, he can make mistakes but to pro aregbe, he is the messiah of Osun state just because he is a member of ACN.

salaksmana:
Ok sir, we will wait till high school students start travelling to get to there school since there's only going to be 20 of those in the state (I think that one has be declared officially of the state's website)

salakobaba:
Yes State of Osun, that's how we refer to our state now.

Beaf:
No let SSS come pack you by mistake o!
Funny stuff!