Education
Adeleke moves to upgrade Osun College of Health to polytechnic
Governor Ademola Adeleke of Osun State has forwarded key bills to the State House of Assembly, including one seeking to upgrade the Osun College of Health Technology to a polytechnic, alongside other legislative proposals aimed at fostering innovation, managing emergencies, and improving state infrastructure.
Governor Ademola Adeleke of Osun State has taken a significant step towards enhancing education in the state by forwarding a bill to the State House of Assembly on Monday.
The bill, titled “Osun State College of Health Technology and Management Sciences Establishment Bill 2024,” seeks the upgrade of the Osun College of Health Technology in Ilesa to a polytechnic.
The bill was introduced by the Speaker of the State House of Assembly, Mr. Adewale Egbedun, during the plenary session.
He quoted the governor, stating, “I wish to inform you that the above-named bill has been processed and is ready for your consideration and passage.”
Governor Adeleke explained that the primary purpose of the bill is to regulate and elevate the status of the Osun State College of Health Technology, Ilesa, into a full-fledged polytechnic.
The institution will be renamed the Osun State Health Technology and Management Sciences, under the proposed changes.
In addition to the upgrade of the health technology institution, Speaker Egbedun read another bill forwarded by the governor aimed at establishing the Osun State Startup Council for Digital Innovation and Entrepreneurship, designed to boost the state’s digital innovation and entrepreneurial landscape.
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The Assembly also conducted the first readings of two more bills: the Osun State Emergency Management Agency Amendment No. 1 Bill 2024 and the Osun State Road Traffic and Vehicle Inspection Service Bill 2024.
Afterward, the Assembly convened as a ‘Committee of the Whole’ to deliberate on the Osun State Sports Commission Establishment Bill, 2024.
The House of Assembly later adjourned proceedings, with plans to reconvene on March 11 for further legislative business.
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