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By: Kafila Oladejo The Coordinator of the Daily Part-Time (DPT) Mass Communication program at Osun State Polytechnic, Iree, Mr. Adewumi Temitope, has cautioned ND1 students against engaging in indecent dressing and alcohol consumption on campus. Mr. Adewunmi gave this warning on Wednesday, May 14, 2025, while addressing newly admitted DPT students at Hall 4, Koko Campus. He emphasized strict adherence to the institution’s dress code, especially on Mondays and Wednesdays when corporate dress is mandatory. “Any student found violating this rule will not be allowed into lectures,” he firmly stated. In addition to enforcing the dress code, Mr. Adewunmi also warned students against consuming alcohol within school premises. He noted that offenders would face severe disciplinary actions, including possible expulsion. He assured students of his willingness to support them through any academic or personal challenges and encouraged them to approach him or the student executives for help. ...

By: Tomiwa Obisesan & Mistura Mustapha The Mass Communication Coordinator of Osun State Polytechnic, Iree, Mr. Temitope Adewumi, has called on students of Mass Communication Department in the Daily Part-Time (DPT) programme to take their academics seriously by regularly attending classes and refraining from leaving early without permission. Mr. Adewumi made this appeal on Wednesday, May 14, 2025, while addressing ND2 DPT students at Hall 3, Koko Campus. He emphasized that students must inform their lecturers before leaving the campus during school hours. He also strongly warned against the consumption of alcohol on campus and stressed the importance of showing respect to all lecturers. “Disrespect towards lecturers and loitering outside during lectures will not be tolerated,” he said. In addition, Adewumi reminded students to adhere strictly to the departmental dress code, especially on designated days—Mondays and Wednesdays. He further encouraged students to actively engage...

 NEB REPORTS A wave of sorrow has swept through the Daily Part Time (DPT), Faculty of Management Sciences (FMS) at Osun State Polytechnic, Iree, following the heartbreaking death of one of its respected officers, Mrs. Ojelade Abidemi Favour, widely known as " Iya Favour" . Who passed away on May 5, 2025, after a short illness, and was laid to rest today, May 7 in Osogbo. Mrs. Ojelade, who worked at the wings of the institution (Koko Campus), was said to have fallen ill and remained sick for three days before being taken to the hospital. Sadly, she was referred to another medical facility while her condition worsened require oxygen and she eventually passed away. Speaking on the incident with NEB Correspondent, the Students’ Union Association (SUA) Chairman, Hon. Comrade Akanle Oluwagbemiga, who witnessed the events, confirmed the efforts made to save her life by her relatives. “Mrs. Ojelade Abidemi Favour was transferred to another hospital before she died,” he said. Her sudd...

By: Tomiwa Obisesan The Chairman of the Students Union Association (SUA) at Osun State Polytechnic, Iree, Hon. Comr. Oluwagbemiga Akanle, has issued an urgent directive to all ND1 students in the Faculty of Information and Communication Technology (FICT) regarding the immediate need to complete their JAMB regularization. This announcement was made via an internal memorandum released today, May 1. Students are required to finalize the process and submit their information to either the SUA Welfare Officer or the SUA Chairman by Friday. Also said Departmental presidents are also available to assist those who may be unable to reach the SUA officials directly. Additionally, the memo emphasized that from May 30, students without valid identification cards either departmental or school-issued will be denied entry to the Koko campus. The administration urges all students to secure and carry their ID cards to avoid being barred from campus. The announcement was delivered by Lady Comr. Mariam Sh...

 By: NEB REPORTS The Chairman of the Students Union Association (SUA), Hon. Comrade Akanle Oluwagbenga Emmanuel, has taken proactive measures to address the difficulties DPT students are encountering with the JAMB regularization process. In a recent visit to the JAMB office at Agunbelewo, he reaffirmed the union’s commitment to easing the burden on students and ensuring a smoother academic experience. "We took the initiative to visit the JAMB office after hearing about the stress many of our students are facing with their regularization," he stated. The chairman emphasized that the union is working relentlessly to support students and reduce any unnecessary costs associated with the process. He encouraged newly admitted students to remain confident in their decision to study at the institution, assuring them that the union is doing all it can to simplify the process. To provide more targeted assistance, the chairman has also reached out to departmental presidents, requesting ...