Osun government pledges to protect school lands amid alumni renovations
The Osun State Government has reaffirmed its commitment to safeguarding public school properties. During the handover of renovated classrooms by the 1985 set of Baptist High School, Ede, officials emphasized the importance of alumni contributions. Dipo Eluwole, represented by Muritala Jimoh, highlighted ongoing efforts to prevent land encroachment. Alumni leaders, including Dr Adetona Adedeji and Dr Yejide Oseni, stressed their dedication to improving the school environment.
What we know
- The Osun State Government assured renewed efforts to protect public school lands from encroachment.
- The 1985 set of Baptist High School, Ede, handed over a renovated block of three classrooms and a staff room to the Ministry of Education.
- Dipo Eluwole and Muritala Jimoh underscored the importance of safe and secure learning spaces.
- Dr Yejide Oseni noted that the alumni had previously renovated a block of four classrooms and plan further projects.
- The school principal, Mr Owolabi Ayodele, said the new facilities would enhance teaching and learning.
