The awards are fake produced by mischief makers to destroy SUG. The wordings on the awards said it all.

The awards are fake to destroy the SUG. Look at what is written on the awards sef. Student Union Government instead of Students' Union Government. No SUG will inscribe such on the award

Secondly the Award says in Recognition of their contribution to development of students and the institution. The question is how have the cult groups contributed to the development of students and institution ? Those that did the awards to destroy the SUG are fucking mad na.

Third, they put Eye group: the best students on campus.. How unreasonable is that. Are they students ? �

These awards were snapped in one room...fake news everywhere. Mischief makers at work!

Fedpoffa Management Inaugurates Board of Studies For Directorate of Affiliate Degrees Programme






Management of The Federal Polytechnic Offa headed by Dr. Lateef Olatunji has inaugurated the Board of studies to run the affairs and activities of Ladoke Akintola University (LAUTECH) HND conversion programmes and Federal University of Technology, Minna (FUTMinna) Degree programmes accordingly.

The Board is chaired by the Rector while other Principal Officers, Dean of Schools are members of the Governing Board.

Recalled that Ladoke Akintola University, Ogbomosho proposed to commence a conversion programmes in The Federal Polytechnic Offa after the Polytechnic was ranked best affiliated institution in Nigeria by National University Commission (NUC) in affiliation with Federal University of Technology, Minna, Niger State.

The conversion programmes from HND to Bsc include: Bsc accounting, Bsc Banking and Finance, Bsc Business Adminiatration, Bsc Computer Science, Bsc Mathematics, Bsc Economics, Bsc Marketing, Bsc Public Administration, Bsc Civil Engineering, Bsc Electrical Electronics Engineering, Bsc Urban and Regional Planning, Bsc Pure and Applied Chemistry, Bsc Physics and Electronics, Bsc Statistics, Bsc Marketing, Bsc Food Science Technology among others.

The Rector in his remarks acknowledged the assiduous effort and transformation agenda of the new Director, Engr Dr. Kadri since he assumed office. He said: " I have no doubt that Dr. Kadri will produce outstanding results because he is an astute and proactive scholar. For the last three weeks of his assumption of office, many good tidings have taken place in the Directorate including physical and structural development. This is also another milestone achievement for our Polytechnic."

While making reference to the past laudable achievements recorded by the institution, he said the Polytechnic was in 2019 applauded for outstanding performance among other affiliate institutions in Nigeria by NUC and the latest IJMB result indicated that our students recorded 100% performance.

The Rector emphasized on the availability of qualified lecturers in the institution, he added that the institution is among the few Polytechnics with highest number of PhD holders in Nigeria which no doubt has contributed to the outstanding academic performance and laurels the Polytechnic has won in recent times.

The Deputy Rector Academics, Arc, TPL, Augustine Adama commended the Management for appointing a shrewd and a person of exceptional personality like Dr Kadir to paddle the affairs of the Directorate. He pledge to continue to support the efforts to move the Directorate forward.

The Registrar, Mr. Adetunji Oni in his goodwill message said the Polytechnic has been adjudged by NUC as the best affiliated institution in Nigeria. He therefore charged the newly appointed Director not to relent on his efforts but to build more on it.

Appreciating the management, the Director of Affiliate Degree programmes, Dr. Kadri thanked the Management staff, Dean of Schools and Directors for their unflinching support for the growth and development of the Directorate. He further assured the Management of taking the Directorate and by extension the Polytechnic to zenith of academic excellence.

#Endsars: Who Will Emerge Winner Between The Government And Protesters?


_( Busy Brain Writes From Kwara State, Monday 23, November 2020 )_



It has come and gone, its zephyr still drops like an ice with cool splendour. The protests and rages on the streets, the media hullabaloo and outcry, the burning and looting, everything has ended and what is left of the struggles is freezing of accounts and sending the perceived protesters to jail.

Anytime I think about the wobbled and disjointed nature of this nation and the action of the youths to the constant oppression, corruption and dehumanization by those in the helm of affairs on the governed, sometimes I do give up on having a better nation.

The #Endsars protest and its brutality, killings and maiming has given Nigerians nothing but setbacks. If after the sleepless nights on the broken streets, the Government instead of finding solution, resolved to arrest and detain people, where is the achievement? Since SWAT has been made available to replace SARS, what is the gain of protesters who paid the price with their lives?

Till now, I still cannot find the usefulness and benefit of the panel being set up by different states. What exactly do they want to achieve? Many egregious testimonies have been flying on media, reporting to different panels how SARS members have rendered their lives hopeless through assault, brutality, murder and extortion.

Funny enough, the mystery of Lekki shooting still appear like a staged drama despite the amount of evidence and video footages. At the end, the government will come out and tell the world that nothing has happened, we will smile over the lamentations and continue to live a normal life as if nothing actually happened for real; we are used to that. But if the security aide attached to the speaker, Femi Gbajiamila claimed to have shot in the air and killed a newspaper vendor, it is stupidity of the highest order to believe that no killings at Lekki because the soldiers shot in the air.

In Nigeria, we know where the problem lies but to effect the solution has become another problem. Let's be sincere with ourselves, the protest is not the solution to the heap of problems bedeviling the country. The protest only get things from bad to worse by granting more opportunities to loot more money while the poor masses will always suffer for the policy.

Certainly, the properties that were burnt to ashes would be built by government with public funds, more billions would be awarded for the projects. The #Endsars damages will be incorporated in the budget. All these would still be done with public funds while many who took part in the protests will be forgotten in detention. If the protest has not changed anything in the system of governance, taken our Universities' students back to school, reduced the price of petroleum, rendered justice to #Endsars victims, or provided employment opportunities for the graduates on the streets, then, what is the essence of the protest and what have we been able to achieve? Between government and protesters, who will emerged the winner? Is government not winning the war when we have nothing to show as victory after the hectic days under the scorching sun.

Sooner or later, the voices that speak of unity at protest venues without minding religious differences , educational background, ethnicity and geo-political zones would be dispersed like tattered flag during electioneering to support the same calibre of people we are protesting against. We will begin to attack ourselves again to pave way for another greedy set. Instead of learning our lessons, we will prefer to embrace the suffering-and-smiling syndrome.

Unarguably, as obviously displayed, protests can not make any government official to resign in Nigeria. The calibre of leaders we have are stubborn, tough, selfish and heartless, and this has shown that protests can not change anything; only voters' cards have the power of transition. If protests did not work out as planned, in 2023, let the youths try and be high on drugs as proclaimed and employ Permanent Voters' cards to dislodge the power mongers recycling to milk our resources.



Busy Brain is an opinion writer, poet, journalist and Public Relations Practitioner.


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Offa Ghastly Accident: One Fedpoffa Student Back Home Hale and Hearty, Narrates Incident To Management



Contrary to the widely circulated rumour on the numbers of death recorded in a ghastly accident along Ojoku Road that involved Students of the Federal Polytechnic Offa, an eyewitness who is a survivor has debunked all rumour as he is back home alive and kicking.

The Rector, Dr. Lateef Olatunji accompanied by Deputy Rector Administration, Dr. Olarongbe Afolabi, Dean of Students' Affairs, Sir Gbenga Aleminu, Director of IJMB, Pastor Kunle Israel, Secretary to the Rector, Mr Tajudeen Adegboye, Chief Procurement Officer, Mr. Wasiu Folorunsho, Head of Department of Mass Communication, Mr. Wole Alawode, Director of Information, Public Relations and Protocols; Olayinka Iroye and group of Mass Communication students have visited Korode Opeyemi who is one of the survivors in his residence at Offa Kwara State.

Opeyemi, an HND 1 student of Mass Communication expressed gratitude to God for safety and for miraculously keeping other students involved in the accident alive. He further thanked the Management for their prompt action and proactive intervention at ensuring they are medically attended to.

According to him, " I sat at the front of the tricycle and I don't know how I found myself in the bush. We were six in the tricycle and not eight as widely circulated. The Toyota Camry car over speeding just crushed us. No student died and it is also a rumour that four people died. I am okay now and I can walk. I'm a Christian and coordinator of media in my Church." He said

Reacting to fake news in circulation on number of dead casualties, the Rector expressed disappointment against rumour peddlers on social media and charged media practitioners to always equip themselves with accurate facts and figures when dealing with information capable of aggravating tension in the society as students who were involved in the accident are all responding to treatment.

He said: "We thank God that we are able to speak with one of the survivors who is back home hale and hearty. The Management regrets the fatal incident and condoles with Union of Tricycle riders and the Community at large"

The Dean of Students' Affairs, speaking with survivor said: "The Management is concerned about the lives of students and will do everything possible to uphold that. We thank God that you are back home while others are also in a stable condition. We pray to God to continue to protect all staff, students and community at large against satanic influence."

Offa Ghastly Accident: 2 Students Involved Responding To Treatment





The Management of the Polytechnic has reacted to a ghastly accident that occurred along Ojoku Road on 18th, November, 2020.

The accident involved a tricycle and a Toyota Camry. However, two students of the Polytechnic involved are in a stable condition and responding to treatment.

The press release signed by the spokesman, Olayinka Iroye reads in part:

" The management wishes to inform the Polytechnic Community that the ghastly accident which occurred this morning involved a tricycle and a Toyota Camry along Ojoku Road and two students of the Polytechnic who were in the tricycle are in a stable condition and responding favourably to treatment."

The Management however condoles with the family of other victims of the unfortunate incident.

Fedpoffa Registrar Bags Leadership Award

By Busy Brain




The Registrar of The Federal Polytechnic Offa, Kwara State, Mr. Adetunji Oni has bagged National Association of Nigerian Students' ( NANS) outstanding leadership award on 5th November, 2020.

The apex body representing Nigerian students visited the Polytechnic to honor the Registrar in recognition of his assiduity and selfless services for the furtherance of academic development of students.

While presenting the award, NANS Kwara axis Secretary General, Hassan Ridwan Ayinde described the Registrar as a compassionate leader who has not only added aesthetic value to the growth of the Polytechnic but has built astonished legacy for Nigerian Students to emulate.

The inscription written on the award reads: " National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) presents an outstanding leadership award to Mr. Adetunji Oni, Registrar, the Federal Polytechnic Offa as an individual giant of honour in recognition and appreciation of your outstanding commitment towards nation building and inspirational leadership in Nigeria."

Reacting to the honor, the Rector of the Polytechnic, Dr. Lateef Ademola Olatunji ably represented by Deputy Rector Administration, Dr. Olarongbe Afolabi acknowledged the intriguing gesture of NANS shown towards the Polytechnic.

He said: "This is not your first time of coming down here and again, you have come to honor somebody I will regard as eminent personality when it comes to administration, not only in this polytechnic but in Nigeria. The fact remains that honoring the Registrar of this institution is equally the same as honoring the Polytechnic as a cooperate entity and we shall remain eternally grateful for that. With this honor, you are making the Registrar of this Polytechnic your ambassador. This is an honour that is not misplaced. On behalf of the Management, staff and students of the fastest growing Polytechnic in Nigeria, I want to congratulate our Registrar for this award. It is a well deserved one"

He therefore charged NANS to rise up and fight for some of the challenges constituting set back to Polytechnic education in Nigeria.

The Registrar who has served in different capacity and has diligently contributed to the growth and development of the Polytechnic commended the Rector, Dr. Lateef Olatunji, Deputy Rector Admin, Dr. Olarongbe Afolabi, Deputy Rector Academics, Arc, TPL Augustine Adama, the Bursar, Mr. Amidu Azeez, Polytechnic Librarian, Dr. Femi Quadri and appreciated NANS for considering him worthy of the award.

He said: " This award is for the Polytechnic because if I am not a staff here, I cannot be considered for this special honor. Therefore, it is a great pleasure to be considered worthy; the award is highly valued and appreciated. I will never relent in putting more efforts in my service for humanity. The Federal Polytechnic Offa is grateful to NANS."

FSEC Holds Capacity Building Workshop In Fedpoffa, Commends Management Led By Dr. Olatunji




The Federal Science Equipment Centre ( FSEC) Ijanikin, Lagos State through the Federal Ministry of Education has chosen the Federal Polytechnic Offa, Kwara State as host of capacity building workshop programme for its staff.

The programme which commenced on October 26 2020 at the Polytechnic Mini Campus is driven at promoting locally made equipments in the area of Science and Technology.

Speaking at the opening ceremony, Director of Federal Science Equipment Centre, Engr. Yekini Ismaila commended the Polytechnic Management led by Dr. Lateef Olatunji for creating a conducive environment that accommodate such workshop for national development and acknowledged the kind gesture shown towards the Federal Science Equipment Centre team from Ijanikin, Lagos State.

According to him: "On behalf of the Honourable Minister, I appreciate the Rector for accepting us with with open hands which shows that the Polytechnic is concerned about national development. Meanwhile, the aim of this workshop is for participants to familiarise themselves with locally available raw materials and use them to improvise some of the laboratory equipments we are having in our laboratories. Instead of spending huge amount of money for the importation of those equipments, they are the things we can make and manufacture locally."

In his remarks, the Rector, Dr. Lateef Olatunji appreciated the Federal Ministry of Education for considering the Polytechnic worthy and capable of hosting the participants for the workshop.

He said: " It is a great privilege that our institution has been chosen by the Federal Ministry of Education to host this workshop for proper training and capacity building of the Federal Science Equipment Centre (FSEC) staff. Of course, this is inline with the Federal Government's efforts to encourage the production of made in Nigeria goods and equipments to increase science, technology and mathematics education and also to safe foreign exchange for the country by reducing the importation of scientific and technical equipments."

While making reference to the emergence of Covid-19 in the World, the Rector emphasised on why it necessary for the country to be self-reliance in the area of science and technology, he noted that some of the locally made solar powered and manual hand washing and sanitizing machines, hand sanitizer, liquid detergent and solar automated fumigation system were produced by some departments in the Polytechnic to combat the spread of coronavirus.

Speaking further, he said Federal Science Equipment Centre ( FSEC) training is put together to equip staff with skills and expertise, to produce and maintain locally made scientific and technical equipments, he therefore charged the participants to utilise the opportunity and pay rapt attention to all section of the workshop as the country is blessed with both material and human resources.

The Management of the Kwara State Polytechnic has announced the suspension of the on-going First Semester 2019/2020 examinations.
This development was caused by the twenty four hours curfew declared by the Executive Governor of kwara State, His Excellency, Mallam Abdulrahman Abdulrasak, in order to prevent further excallation of the street protests and wanton lootings which took place in Ilorin metropolis yesterday. This notice takes immediate effect.

This release was signed by Mr. Ajibola S. Jimoh,
Deputy Registrar, Information and Publication.

Resumption: Fedpoffa Rector Pays Unaware Visit To Departments, Lecture Halls To Inspect Covid-19 Compliance By Staff, Students





The Rector of The Federal Polytechnic Offa, Dr. Lateef Olatunji has taken a lead role to tour round the Polytechnic campuses to inspect the level of Covid-19 compliance by staff and students of the institution.

Following the Federal Government's directive that all tertiary institutions should reopen with strict adherence to covid-19 protocols, the Management Task Force for Covid-19 has therefore set up a weekly monitoring team in order to ensure Covid-19 compliance. The team include all the Principal Officers and members of the management staff of the Polytechnic.

The Rector, Dr. Olatunji accompanied by Deputy Rector administration and Polytechnic Chairman of Covid-19 Technical Committee, Dr. Olarongbe Afolabi, Dean of Exams, Dr. S.A. Alayemi, Dean of Research and Development, Dr. A.S. Mohammed, Dean of Students Affairs, Mr. Gbenga Aleminu and Director of Information, Public Relations and Protocols, Mr. Olayinka Iroye were stationed at the Polytechnic entrance to ascertain the operation of security personnel and monitor the level of compliance of staff, students and visitors to all the Covid-19 protocols.

Recalled that the Management in a press release had earlier enforced the Polytechnic publics to always use face mask, hand sanitizer and at the same time make use of hand washing and sanitizing machines placed in strategic locations on both campuses. The Management therefore emphasised on the need to always be on a safer side by getting familiar with the new system occasioned by the pandemic.

The Rector also visited different lecture halls and departments to check the sitting arrangement in line with physical distancing order and charged students to continue to embrace all preventive measures as stated by the Management Covid-19 Technical Committee.

#BusyBrain



When men in khaki announced their operation crocodile smile, Nigerians already knew and much more aware that the smiling of these crocodiles will be targeted at peaceful protesters. Well meaning Nigerians and civil societies had sounded note of warning to Federal Government against using Army to stop the already escalated protest but the military denounced in a release that the operation was not meant for Nigerian Youths on the streets.

Of course, many never believed Nigerian Army could fire at protesters and that's why protesters were advised to hold the bloody Green-Red-Green flag and keep singing the national anthem to stop Army from shooting. I don't know if this work in other countries during protest but in Nigeria, the story at Lekki Toll Gate was not palatable. Sobs!


Tuesday night was brutal. The kind of wickedness being displayed could not be measured. I lost my sense of sleeping, I was gripped by fear having seen innocent Nigerians at hospital awaiting burial by installment. People sang National anthem with flags in their hands but they were helpless. They were shot, murdered and thrown in the pool of blood.

Some mind blowing questions have not been answered yet, who ordered the man in jacket to detach cameras at toll gate? Who instructed them to detach the light and who gave the men in uniform order to shoot when they were not at war ? Who invited the thugs seen in tinted jeeps and 18-seater buses to attack protesters ? Who...?

The above questions need not to be answered anymore as it has pointed out the sponsors of Lekki Massacre and hoodlums attack on protesters. Before you run a stinky and derogatory mouth to accuse the protesters of defying curfew, ask yourself where were the hoodlums when the protest began; initially, the protest was peaceful, why the sudden intrusion of hoodlums and who recruited them to maim the peaceful protesters?


Now that crocodile has stopped smiling at the armed bandits, kidnappers, and killer herdsmen, their wicked smiles on Nigerians would not be forgotten in history. May woe betide killers of innocent souls across the country. Some easement we require, unarguably though we argue against desire. Sobs!


What a country that negotiated with Boko Haram for rehabilitation into the society but unleash mayhem on unarmed citizens. The whole world is aware!



Busy Brain is an Opinion Writer, Poet, Journalist and Public Relations Practitioner

#Monday4Opinion By Busy Brain



If anyone asks me of the best moment in Nigeria with reasonable and worthwhile sensation, I will definitely be happy to tag this period that speaks of unity and togetherness among Nigerian youths. The present moment is a clear indication and harbinger to actualize Nigeria of our dream.

The nefarious grandeurs and political elites' divide and rule policy is being buried in a shallow grave. Initially, the government thought it would be a usual obloquy and opprobrium where people will shout for two three days on social media and rest. This time around, people did not only rant on social media, they took it down to the broken streets to demand for justice against inhumane act of the evil men in black.

In my last opinion titled ' Big Brother Naija and cheap prophecy ' published in Nigerian Tribune on September 26, 2020, I was moved to castigate the negligence of Nigerian celebrities when it comes to matter affecting the poor masses. I asked how the celebrities have helped the masses who keep buying their music albums, downloading their lyrics and following them on various social media platforms. I was pissed and irksome to say they were useless when only few Nigerians rose to protest the obnoxious increment in petroleum price and electricity tariff and the protesters were teargassed, harassed and detained without any support. Actually, I only said my mind, I did not know that a master protest that will arouse international reception is on the way. l'm marveled with the massive turnout of our celebrities against SARS' brutality on Nigerians. Since the inception of this struggle, I have retracted my statement. Our celebrities are wonderful and not useless. They have proven themselves to be valorous at both national and international levels. Kudos to all the protesters for standing for what is right.

Obviously, SARS officers have misused their chances; they abused power because of greediness and covetousness. Using POS, telling suspects to do transfer or taking suspected fraudsters to the ATM stand for settlement is not only abuse of power but absurd to a despicable extent. Irrespective of your sanctity, you cannot win SARS when you are with a big phone, laptop or riding an exotic car during their routine stop and search. Waspishly, security operatives charged with the responsibility of protecting lives and properties turned to be the killer of hope, killer of dreams; sending young minds to eternal rest. Absolutely, Nigerians have endured many pains and pangs from reckless and feckless men of the underworld.

The kind of vim and vigour incorporated in #EndSARS protest is a message of hope and liberation from the manacles of oppressors. If this tempo can be maintained from now and beyond, the recyclers touring round the corridor of power would be sent to the oblivion.

Surprisingly, despite the public outcry and furore on SARS brutality, the protest seems not to mesmerize the attention of Northerners. As much as people clamour for better Nigeria through peaceful protest and demonstration, the version of protest staged in the North is for the support of SARS, the protests staged in the South-south and the South-west states are being given political colouration. The southerners do not want SARS simply because of their loathsome way of extortion and extra judicial killing; the North wants SARS because the operatives dare not to act funny in their region. In the North, is it no nonsense and no-going area for police outlandish operations. Or has there ever been record of extra judicial killings by members of SARS in the North? I doubt it. If it happens there, the #EndSARS protest would have taken place for long. Their negligence is conspicuous. It is only illogical to speak against the protesters who have been fed with brutal soup for years. The protest is already a success; Nigerians have woken up from the juvenile slumber.




( Busy Brain Writes in Kwara State, on October 19, 2020 )


Busy Brain is an opinion writer, poet, journalist, Public Relations Practitioner

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The Management of the Federal Polytechnic Offa through Directorate of Information, Public Relations and Protocol has embarked on Advocacy Campaign to further strengthen the already made efforts of the institution against the novel virus.


The Campaign took place on both campuses and was taken to the nooks and crannies of the Polytechnic's ambience to sensitize students on safety precautionary measures to be taken to protect themselves from coronavirus.

While addressing the students, the Deputy Rector Administration and Polytechnic Chairman of Covid-19 Technical Committee, Dr. Olarongbe Afolabi reemphasized the existence of coronavirus in Nigeria and charged the students to always be cautious and embrace all preventive measures.

According to him, "On behalf of the school Management, I welcome you all back to campus. We have put in place and provided preventive measures in consonance with World Health Organization ( WHO) directive such as Hand Washing and Sanitizing Machines ( Automated and Manual ), face mask, hand sanitizer, liquid soap and antiseptic disinfectant ahead of resumption because your safety is of highest priority to the Management. If we can be bothered about your health as our students, sons and daughters, you should also be concerned by taking all rules and regulations into practice as stated by Presidential Task Force ( PTF ) on Covid-19 and Nigeria Centre For Disease Control ( NCDC).

The Director of Information, Public Relations and Protocols, Mr. Olayinka Iroye also commended Mass Communication students for taking active participation in the campaign and admonished students to take note of their lecture days in order not to run foul of the rules and regulations of the Polytechnic on Covid-19.

He said: "The Management has scheduled lecture days for students to conform with social distancing order. The HND ll and ND ll students are to be in school on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays while HND l and ND l students are to be on campus on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays respectively. All these measures are put in place to avoid crowd and unnecessary gatherings."


Meanwhile, the HOD of Mass Communication, Mr. Wole Alawode lauded the proactive approach of the Management led by Dr. Lateef Olatunji, the Polytechnic Covid-19 Technical Committee led by Dr. Olarongbe Afolabi to curtail the spread of Covid-19.

He added that the Solar Automated and Manual Hand Washing and Sanitizing Machines placed in strategic places for staff and students' use are working perfectly. He therefore enjoined students to continue to adhere strictly to all Covid-19 protocols as stated by the Management to avoid penalty.

Anytime I take a walk through the land of virtue and see the beautiful and mega schools built by Governor Rauf Aregbesola, I always think Osun State has had enough of infrastructure and of course, the coming Governor would not have enough to do. Governor Aregbesola for eight years really tried his best. He transformed the state from the aged statue to modern day land. All these awe inspiring transformation in Osun is a good legacy of Ogbeni.

Fortunately, the emergence of Governor Oyetola is another version of Messiah in State of Osun. Like Aregbesola, Governor Oyetola is riding on a good legacy.

The first thing that mesmerized my attention in the administration of Governor Oyetola is the continuous payment of state allowance to Osun state corpers. Obviously, the country's economy has relapsed from bad to worse with the outbreak of the novel virus. Covid-19 has crippled almost everything in the country. Economic, religious, educational and social activities have been stemmed and gloomy. While states struggle to maintain stability in the area of economy, Osun state government led by Governor Oyetola not only paying full salaries of workers, corps members are also smiling in the land of virtue.

Also, Oyetola's administration has performed wonderfully in putting the roads in its best shape. The road projects that are being carried out in nooks and crannies of Osun State are visible to the blind and audible to the deaf. Roads in Ede to Ejigbo, Iwo, Ara, Awo, Ido-Osun, Masifa, Sekona, Ofatedo, Ile-Ogbo, Kuta, Oluponna among others, are wearing new looks due to the drastic and concerted efforts of government to turn around the economies of the affected communities, towns and villages.

Furthermore, the general maxim of health is wealth sounds dearly to the ears of the Governor. Governor Oyetola's administration values health of the people that dwell in the unique state. He revitalized 332 Primary Healthcare Centers through the $21 million support from the Saving One Million lives programme.

The health infrastructure initiative was extended to the then-moribund General Hospital, Ejigbo and the construction of the 150-bed and 50 doctors quarters at the state Specialist Hospital, Asubiaro, Osogbo. .

Governor Oyetola's mind blowing achievements cannot be measured on paper. One good turn really deserves another. I wish Mr. Governor happy birthday, more prosperous years in the land of virtue.



*Busy Brain is an opinion writer, poet, journalist and Public Relations Practitioner*


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