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By: Olaoye Emmanuel  The Chairman of the Student Union Association (SUA) of the Daily Part-Time program at Osun State Polytechnic, Iree, Hon. Com. Ojewale Kehinde Kabirat, has recently expressed heartfelt appreciation to God for His guidance and support throughout her one-year regime as the Student Union head.   During an interview conducted today, October 20th, 2023, Kehinde conveyed her heartfelt appreciation to God for the invaluable gifts of wisdom, strength, and guidance that sustained her throughout her tenure as the leader of the Student Union Association. conceded that with divine assistance, she successfully overcame challenges and accomplished substantial advancements for the association.   The Chairperson also acknowledged the valuable contributions made by her fellow executive members. She highlighted the significance of collaboration and highlighted how their combined endeavors were instrumental in the Student Union Association's achievements throughout the previous ye

By: Boluwaji Daso In today's technical world, Journalism has become a valuable pillar of any society, serving as a bridge between truth and the public. Today, we acknowledged an exceptional student journalist and a special orator, who made an indelible mark on the field of journalism through his unwavering commitment to truth, integrity, and the pursuit of justice. One such inspiring individual who embodies this spirit of versatility and lifelong learning is Mr. Samuel Iyiola, a former Editor-In-Chief of the NAMACOS Editorial Board (NEB) , Daily Part-Time program, at Osun State Polytechnic, Iree.  His journey from the world of education to the realm of journalism is a testament to the power of adaptability and the pursuit of personal fulfillment. Worthy of note; Throughout his National Diploma in the institution, Mr Samuel has demonstrated an exceptional ability to unearth hidden truths and give voice to the voiceless. His articles were marked by meticulous research and balanced r

By: Boluwaji Daso The management of Osun State Polytechnic, Iree, has officially announced to all students of the institution in the National Diploma 2 (ND2 DPT, ND2 Full-time) and National Certificate in Education 3 (NCE 3) programs about the upcoming 'Advanced Computer Application Training (ACAT)' and 'Computer Application Training (CAT)' sessions. According to a memo obtained by our correspondent on Tuesday, October 17th, 2023, (today) with reference number; OSPOLY/DICT/48/22 and signed by Salako R. J., firmly expressed that the CAT and ACAT have been scheduled to take place during the following dates: Monday, October 16th to Friday, October 20th, 2033, as well as Monday, October 30th to Friday, November 3rd, 2023. As a result, all students are required to register at OSPOLY Cybercafe center.   The management furthermore emphasized the importance of the training sessions in enhancing the computer skills and proficiency of the participating students. Noted that the   

By: Boluwaji Daso The Head of the Department of Mass    Communication at Osun State Polytechnic, Iree, Dr Tope Abiola has extended congratulations to the outgoing members of the NAMACOS Editorial Board (NEB), urging all Students to leverage their education as a means to achieve success in life.   During his address at the Handing Over Program of the NAMACOS Editorial Board (NEB), a wing of the National Association of Mass Communication Students (NAMACOS) at the institution today, October 16th, 2023, he underscored the significance of education in today's world. However, the Dr made a poignant observation, emphasizing that all students should uphold good character. He expressed his concern about seeing headlines in the media about a student from the Mass Communication Department being involved in acts of violence or robbery, stating that such news would deeply sadden him.   “I should be proud of you as our product because we won't be happy and nobody among us will be glad readin

  By: Boluwaji Daso, Oluwaseun Atoyebi Osun State Polytechnic, Iree, witnessed a momentous occasion on Monday as the National Association of Mass Communication Students (NAMACOS) Editorial Board (NEB) officially inducted new executives into offices.  The event, held at the polytechnic's auditorium (NLH 1) on Monday, 16th Oct. 2023,(today) featured insightful speeches by distinguished guest speakers, the Immediate Past leader, and the President of the Mass Communication Department (NAMACOS). With a palpable sense of excitement in the air, the First speaker, Com. Mrs Abisola, delved into the lecture on intermediate journalism, emphasizing the importance of self-independence by using unique ability to foster development while admonishing the students to make use of the available media platforms to prioritize finances and ensure that they neglect unwanted circumstances in the institution and outside the polytechnic community  At the ambiance of the occasion, the second guest speaker fo

By: Emmanuel Olaoye   Have you ever wondered why the windscreen of your car is bigger than the rear mirror?  In a country where wealth is debatable and death becomes inevitable, your philosophy as an individual evolves careful selection of the ways to follow guidelines to define future ambition because, where you are going is more important than where you are coming from, looking at the rear mirror would result in various injuries and accidents. Although the rear mirror has its importance, the main focus is where you are going, just as a driver looks at the rear mirror before making a new move so also is our past.  Our past is a bucket full of experiences and lessons that can help us not to repeat the same mistakes we made that hurt us. A lot of people have neglected the importance of their past or the fact that they cannot return to their past, which is a serious factor preventing us from being great. Dwelling in the past will only result in depression, frustration, and a lot of emoti

By: Boluwaji Daso The Management of Osun State Polytechnic (OSPOLY), Iree, has instructed all National Diploma 2 (ND2) Students of the Daily Part-Time (DPT) program to submit their Dossier to their respective Faculty officers no later than the close of work on Friday, October 13, 2023.    The management in a public release yesterday, Tuesday, Oct 10th, 2023 emphasized that the deadline for submission is final and will not be extended. Students are urged to prioritize the collection and organization of their academic records to ensure a smooth and timely submission process. The penalty fee of ten thousand naira (₦10,000) has been established as an official consequence for late submission stressing that the fee aims to enforce the importance of adhering to deadlines and to encourage students to take the submission process seriously. Non-compliant students will be required to pay the penalty fee along with the submission of their overdue ND2 Dossier. As the deadline of Friday, October 13,

By: Boluwaji Daso, Abibat Olawuyi The Faculty President of Information and Communication Technology (FICT) of the Daily Part-Time program at Osun State Polytechnic, Iree, Hon. Com. Alabetutu Akorede, has called upon all ND1 and ND2  Students to promptly submit their files and complete their medical examinations.  Akorede while addressing the students today, Oct.11th 2023, encouraged them to initiate the process of submitting their files as soon as possible. He stressed that the submission of files is a crucial step in ensuring the successful completion of their academic requirements.  Additionally, the president emphasized the importance of the medical examination, as a prerequisite for ND students. He mentioned that the medical examination fee is currently set at #2500. However, he further highlighted that the fee would increase to #5000 after the November 4th deadline. Students are encouraged to complete their medical examination before the deadline to avoid any additional financial

By: Ademola Ezekiel, Boluwaji Daso The president of the National Association of Mass Communication Students (NAMACOS-DPT) at Osun State Polytechnic (OSPOLY), Iree, Hon Com Oladeji Israel Victor has issued a strong call to all ND1 Mass Communication students, urging them to actively participate and represent the department in the upcoming departmental debate at the Koko campus.   During his address to the students at Hall 4 of the institution on October 9th, 2023, the president emphasized the importance of active participation and representation of ND1 Mass Communication students in the upcoming departmental debate.   According to Oladeji, “The SUA quiz and debate competition is approaching, if you wish to represent the department of mass communication at large, kindly come out and take part in the exercise.” Similarly, the Editor-In-Chief of the NAMACOS Editorial Board, EDM Boluwaji Daso in his remark while addressing the students stated that the commencement of the NEB tutorial will

BY: Boluwaji Daso The National Diploma (ND1) students pursuing Office Technology and Management at the Daily Part-Time program, Osun State Polytechnic, Iree, have expressed their frustration and disappointment over the lack of a dedicated writing board in their department. The students, who have chosen Office Technology and Management (OTM) as their field of study to develop essential skills, believe that the absence of a new writing board has severely impacted their education noting that the old one is severely damaged. However, the board is an indispensable tool for conducting group discussions, brainstorming sessions, and visualizing concepts through diagrams and flowcharts. Some of the students who spoke with NEB under anonymity today, 3rd October, 2023 lamented the lack of a writing Board, which has made it hard for them to comprehend what lecturers enunciated sometimes during lectures. Similarly, one of the students who preferred to remain anonymous said “We actually have a writi