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 By: Israel Asani

By: Precious Adeoti The Management of Osun State Polytechnic, Iree, has Announced the Official Commencement of the 2025/2026 Academic Session for all Daily Part-Time Students.  This disclosure was made in an internal memorandum released on 9th February, 2026. And also signed by the  Registrar, Mr Abiodun O. Oloyede. According to the memo, academic activities for all daily  part-time students has began on February 9, 2026. And all newly admitted students are expected to commence registration without delay.  “You are hereby advised to register your courses online and submit your files at your respective faculties on time” the memo stated. In addition, the management warned that excuses for late registration will not be entertained, stressing the importance of adhering to deadlines to ensure smooth academic operations.  

 By: Israel Asani The management of Osun State Polytechnic, Iree, has officially declared a Christmas and New Year break, set to begin on Monday, December 22, 2025, and conclude on Friday, January 2, 2026. This announcement was made today 18th, December 2025, through an internal memorandum issued by the Office of the Registrar and signed by Mr Abiodun O. Oloyede.  The memo was addressed to the entire Polytechnic community and emphasized the institution’s commitment to allowing its members to enjoy the holiday season. “The essence of the break is to enable both staff and students to enjoy the Christmas and New Year festive seasons,” the memo stated. However, The Polytechnic is expected to reopen on Friday, January 2, 2026, marking the resumption of academic and administrative activities. The management also extended warm holiday wishes to the community, expressing hope for a joyful celebration and a prosperous new year.

 By: Tomiwa Obisesan                       Hon.Com Adaralewa Taiwo Miracle                                                     NAMACOS PRESIDENT                Lady. Com. Olaomipekun Hannah Feyisayo                                 Vice president     Lady. Com. Osakwe Favour ufuoma Financial secretary                     Lady. Com. Adetoro Miracle Deborah                                 Public Relations Officer  Hon.con. Julius Marvelous Oluwasegun Assistant Gen Sec Lady.Com. Adeoti Precious Eniola Secretary Hon.Com. Sakariyah Ibra...

 By: Israel Asani  Osun State Polytechnic Alumni Association (OSPAA) celebrates its 31st anniversary with a special program that includes fundraising for a 1,500-capacity amphitheater and a new school gate. This program took place today 21st November, 2025. At the Educational Trust Fund (ETF) hall  This Alumni Association, made up of graduates of Osun State Polytechnic, Iree, is dedicated to providing financial and resource support for infrastructure and facilities at the institution. It also offers guidance, mentorship, and job opportunities to current students and fellow alumni. More so, As part of the celebration, the association launched a fundraising campaign for two major projects A 1,500 capacity amphitheater worth ₦890 million and A new school gate worth ₦75 million However, Awards were presented to recognize outstanding professional excellence and exemplary service, Honorees included the former President of the association Chief Dr Rafiu Akinpelu Olaore, Engineer...

By: Boluwaji Daso Once you're intelligent, brilliant or have the ability to grasp easily, you're in trouble and you might not know but it's a fact yesterday, today, and forever! This insinuates that people who are considered highly skilled usually encounter difficulties perhaps because others expect too much from them, misunderstand them, criticize them, or feel threatened by them as this has always been the case in our society. As our knowledge grows, so does the burden of what lies beyond it and that burden is what destroys us. In decades past, every kid wanted to grow, not just in age, but in understanding, in freedom, in the possibility of becoming someone greater than the circumstances they were born into. We longed for a better life because we believed adulthood would offer clarity, dignity, and a sense of belonging. Back then, the world felt simpler; religion, at least on the surface, seemed peaceful. It appeared to weave communities together, creating a shared ident...