reports that succor came the way of fifteen graduating
students of Tai Solarin University of Education, TASUED, Ijagun, Ogun
State, as the governor, Ibikunle Amosun publicly announced automatic
employment for the students.

The school which had a combined convocation ceremony for its
graduates from three years back, churned out about 11, 000 students
on Friday. The governor however offered automatic employment to
the 2012/2013 Best Overall Graduating Student, Mr. Adeniji Kayode
and 14 others who excelled with first class honors

Amosun, made it known that as against popular belief, the school,
TASUED has come to stay. Noting that the convocation ceremony was
another seal of accomplishment at improving the educational system
by giving qualitative education to would-be teachers, Amosun assured
that affordable and qualitative education remains the focal point of
his administration.

“It gladdens my heart to note that you have relentlessly worked hard
to sustain yourself in the midst of great number of higher
institutions in Ogun state. TASUED has proven it is a great citadel of
learning where academic excellence and good moral training are
impacted on the students.
“It is gratifying to note that in less than 10 years of being a full-
fledged university, Tai Solarin University of Education has become
one of Nigeria’s best universities, consistently among universities at
the top of the Nigerian university League. Also, it has continued to be
a pacesetter and trailblazer in the provision of qualified teaching
corps.
“This institution has not disappointed in its mandate of producing
successful graduates that have carved a niche for themselves in
their different endeavours and continued to contribute their quota to
the socio-economic development of our great nation, ” Amosun
remarked.
Charging the graduates not to see their certificates as mere meal
ticket, he implored them to develop their intellectual horizons and also
equip themselves with the knowledge and skills to open not only them
but the country to greater opportunities.
While reinstating his administration’s commitment to making
education more affordable, the governor disclosed that, “our
administration reduced school fees in all the ten state-owned higher
institutions of learning by 60 per cent in some cases. The goal of this
policy is to make education more affordable to more people and
create a relief for all parents.”
Prof. (Mrs.) Oluyemi Obilade, the Vice Chancellor of the University,
noted that the institution is the first university of education in
Nigeria, second in Africa and eight in the world. She said it has been
established on solid principles and platform which characterized the
person of Tai Solarin, the late renowned educationist, who the school
is named after.
It would be recalled that just recently, the Nigerian Law School
recently released the 2013/2014 August result, and about 4,000
students were said to have failed the examination which is a
prerequisite for them to be called to Bar.

Action Governor. Shame on SDP and PDP

Toosure70:
Action Governor. Shame on SDP and PDP

SDP na spojler party but they wont suceed, shame on osoba and co.

15 out of 11,000. what will happen to the rest 10,985 graduates? any place for them? what about those that won't graduate with good grade, are they gorrillas? there should be a seperate course to be called "job creators" sciences of creating jobs. idleness must be battled at all cost. remember boko boys too also have opening.

Brilliant initiative!

adaybayor:


SDP na spojler party but they wont suceed, shame on osoba and co.

100% correct. I think the people will see through the hollowness of the SDP. They will be rejected. As for the PDP, the less said about them the better.

gatiano:
15 out of 11,000. what will happen to the rest 10,985 graduates? any place for them? what about those that won't graduate with good grade, are they gorrillas? there should be a seperate course to be called "job creators" sciences of creating jobs. idleness must be battled at all cost. remember boko boys too also have opening.

good questions but is there anything bad in what the governor did? is it his fault that they didn't grad with good grades?

Gbawe2:


100% correct. I think the people will see through the hollowness of the SDP. They will be rejected. As for the PDP, the less said about them the better.

dont want to talk about pdp in ogun state, I am a local breed and my undergraduate days were during the pdp reign. I was in SS 1 when daniel started ilisan-ago iwoye road but he didnt do 30%work till 2011, it was all about abandoned projects. buruji is a known drug dealer, so what good can we possibly see in them. in ogun back then it was total lawlessness and it used to be a play field for cultists in broad day light especially within sagamu

it is a good inituitive, i commend that little effort. he should atleast force every other parastatals and companies to employ more. do know why our universities goes on frequent and long strike? on very rear occasion, the lecturers are not paid adequately, and lack of good facilities. the major reason is to control the number of jobless graduates on the streets. a jobless student on long strike still has a sense of duty, he knows in his/her head that sometimes soon or later, the strike would be called off. but a graduate without a job will cause enormous trouble of the elite structure.

adaybayor:


good questions but is there anything bad in what the governor did? is it his fault that they didn't grad with good grades?