OWO YOUTHS BERATE BANJI ALABI SAYS YOU ARE A FAILURE

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The Owo Youth General Assembly, the apex youth group in Owo Local Government, have been alerted to a recent publication by Mr. Banji Alabi eulogizing himself on the state he left the revered Rufus Giwa Polytechnic Owo.

The president of the youth group, Comrade Folahanmi Odunayo, says it's shameful that Mr. Banji Alabi cannot cover his eyes in shame instead of coming out to say those gibberish on media space. The President confirmed that the mismanagement during the Banji Alabi Era was the reason for the appealing state of the polytechnic today

The Rufus Giwa Polytechnic, located in Owo, was once the best polytechnic in Nigeria, but today it is not even mentioned in the statistics. The influx of students from various states in the nation promotes our cultural heritage and strengthen our bonds across all diverse,  Rufus Giwa was once the dream school of every young man or woman from the ancient town, but today the opposite is true. The polytechnic is known as one of the economic hubs in the ancient town and it's a pride to boost about by every Owo person.

Additionally, the Assembly President told Mr. Banji Alabi to stop talking about the state of the institution in the media since it is seen as a joke by the public.

One of the historic town's economic centers is the Rufus Giwa Polytechnic, although events there have been negatively impacted by carelessness, avarice, and selfishness. Rufus Giwa was formerly the ideal school for everyone, which used to be the top polytechnic in Nigeria, promoting our cultural legacy across the country but currently Owo is not even included in the statistics. ,


The President of the Assembly also counseled Mr. Banji Alabi to stop talking publicly about the institution's condition since it is seen as a mockery of the people of Owo and its surroundings, the staff members who perished from starvation while he was in charge, and those staffs that died under his watch due to hunger and those families that got broken due to unpaid salaries, the youth President affirm God as all forgiving and merciful and also chastise the state government for just giving appointments without proper monitoring of those appointed , under an Owo man as Governor and chairman governing board , Rufus Giwa Polytechnic died in there hands , we will continue to keep history in our archives the president said.

Mr Banji Alabi who shared fake employments for Owo youths, caused mayhem in the institution instigating lecturers against one another, and running the Polytechnic account to it's knees how wonder his removal by Mr Governor received great applaud by staff and students in the institution, the President challenge Mr Banji to make public it's achievement in the Polytechnic when is in charge as the chairman Governing board of the Polytechnic.

The Owo Youth General Assembly President plead for government intervention into the state of Rufus Giwa Polytechnic before it becomes a place of the past , salaries of workers , efficiency in teaching and conduciveness in learning are major points the Government needs to channel there efforts , the President said education remains a right and not a privilege .

 Folahanmi Odunayo
TOYGA President
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