The deputy governor of Osun state, Kola Adewusi, has blamed earlier administration for the decay in a few of the public secondary faculties.
Speaking on the basis laying of 50-million-naira perimeter fence at African Church Secondary Grammar School in Ikirun, Ifelodun native authorities space, a mission sponsored by the varsity’s outdated college students affiliation, Adewusi mentioned the school-merger insurance policies of the previous administration has affected many issues.
He assured the varsity group that the state authorities would tackle the scarcity of academics and resolve different points raised by the varsity’s principal.
“I’ve famous the whole lot the principal talked about concerning the faculty. You acknowledged that there will not be sufficient academics, and we now have taken notice of that. I’ve additionally seen the leaking roof, which reveals that authorities presence has been missing.
“If we were to talk about everything, it would seem as though we are playing politics. What actually happened is that when the past government moved students to ‘mega schools’ and abandoned these older buildings, particularly the mixing of boys and girls, it severely impacted the quality of education. I know that God will help us rectify it,” Adewusi mentioned.
Adewusi additional appreciated the help of the alumni and academics throughout the August 15 governorship election, thanking them for voting for Governor Ademola Adeleke to allow him to finish his eight-year tenure.
