IPAC lauds Oyetola on education rebirth

From Fisayo Akinduro, Osogbo
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The national leadership of the Inter-Party Advisory Committee (IPAC) said with the review of some education policies in the State of Osun, the administration of Governor Gboyega Oyetola has given education a rebirth.

IPAC commended the State government for demonstrating high sense of commitment and courage to rejig some policies in the state’s education system.

The Chairman of the Committee, Pastor Olatunji Popoola, who stated this during a courtesy call on the governor at his office  maintained that the action was in fulfilment of Governor Oyetola’s pledge to run a participatory and all-inclusive government.

He noted that the governor had renewed and re-registered his acceptance and support in the minds of the citizens.

He further said: “We want to commend you and your government for all you have been doing since your government came on board. One thing that is germane is the maintenance of peace. You have taken the issue of security to the front burner of policy formulation and implementation”.

Popoola pledged the group’s unalloyed support for the government, noting that in as much as the government continues to fulfill its promises to the people, the association would continue to support the government and put in its best towards the upliftment of the state.

“We are not apologetic to any person in as much as what you are doing is in the interest of the generality of the people. We will continue to support you, we are friends of the government, we are going to work, we are going to remain loyal and we are going to contribute our quota to advance the economy of our state,” he added.

In his response, Governor Oyetola, expressed gratitude to the leadership of IPAC for being the bulwark of development and growth for the state.

He lauded the leadership and members of the group for identifying with the government and reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to continue to ensure human-capital and infrastructural development in all strata of the economy.

Governor Oyetola who appealed to members of the group to maintain their integrity as noble and credible individuals, said “you must continue to see yourselves as stakeholders in the affairs of the state”.