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Engr. Aderemi Rauf Olaniyan Sets New Standards at Federal College of Education (Special), Oyo

Engr. Aderemi Rauf Olaniyan Sets New Standards at Federal College of Education (Special), Oyo

The Federal College of Education (Special), Oyo, has witnessed remarkable developments under the leadership of Engr. Aderemi Rauf Olaniyan, the current Chairman of the Governing Council. Since assuming office, the former Deputy Governor of Oyo State has introduced groundbreaking initiatives that have significantly benefited both staff and students, setting a new standard for leadership within the institution.

In a recent act of generosity, Engr. Olaniyan donated a sum of ₦1.5 million to the Student Affairs Unit to assist students struggling to pay their school fees. This gesture has brought relief to many students, reflecting his commitment to supporting education and student welfare.

Speaking with our correspondent, a staff member disclosed that the Chairman has even bigger plans for the institution. According to the source, Engr. Olaniyan intends to establish a loan scheme for both staff and students, with the guidelines for access and repayment to be structured by the college administration. The initiative aims to provide financial relief and support academic growth within the institution.

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Additionally, plans are underway to set up a mini market within the college premises. The market will enable students and staff to use the loan facility to purchase essential goods, making it especially beneficial for the student community.

The Federal College of Education (Special), Oyo, is unique in its mission, catering to both disabled and non-disabled students. As the only special education college in Sub-Saharan Africa, it requires dedicated leadership and special attention from both the government and the public. Engr. Olaniyan’s efforts are a testament to his understanding of this responsibility.

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Comr. Engr. Dolapo Awotunde, an alumnus of the institution, praised the chairman’s contributions, describing him as the best chairman the college has ever had. “The impact of His Excellency within just a few months is overwhelming. His passion for the growth of the college and the welfare of students is unmatched. I pray that God continues to strengthen him and guide his path,” Dolapo added.

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The entire college community has lauded Engr. Olaniyan’s leadership, expressing optimism that his ongoing efforts will continue to uplift the institution and set a legacy of excellence for future leaders.

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