Osun Poly Resumption: Management Directs Commencement Of Full Academic Activities

Charges Staff, Students to start going for Lectures as from Monday 25th September

Management of Osun State Polytechnic (OSPOLY),Iree has directed all students and staff of the Institution to commence lectures and all other academic activities on Monday 25th September.

A statement issued by Registrar of the Institution, Abiodun Oloyede states that all students of various programmes in the Institution; Full Time, Daily Part Time and Weekend Part programmes are expected to commence their Lectures, Seminars, and Final Year Projects Writing and Supervisions promptly.

The Registrar hinted that dates for the Second Semester Examination for 2022/2023 Academic Session has already been fixed and it would be released soon, as the examination holds next month.

Mr Oloyede stressed that both Lecturers and Students in various Departments and Faculties are expected to be in their classes for lectures as from 8:00am tomorrow.

He noted that Mid-Semester Tests would be conducted for the students, while those who refused to resume and complete their registration for the 2022/2023 academic sessions before Friday 29th September, 2023 would be sanctioned.

The statement reads; “This is to inform the Polytechnic Community(both staff and students) that academic activities has resumed in earnest. Consequently the suspended lectures for the 2022/2023 academic session is to resume unfailingly on Monday 25th September, 2023, all lecturers are equally expected to conduct their mid-semester tests immediately. The adjusted academic calendar for the completion of the session would also be released soon.

All students are urged to avail themselves of this opportunity and attend lectures as appropriate. Thank you.”

It would be recalled that the school had resumed since last Thursday 22nd after the directive of the State Government through a statement by the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Education. This followed a two-week break for the Polytechnic community declared by the State Governor, Senator Ademola Adeleke .