NAYEI CHALLENGES OKE-OGUN POLYTECHNIC SAKI OVER RESULT DELAY AS THREE BENEFICIARIES PREPARE TO GRADUATE
The management of the Nurudeen Adewale Youth Empowerment Initiative (NAYEI) is thrilled to announce that three of its beneficiaries at The Oke-Ogun Polytechnic, Saki, are set to complete their academic journey this month as they commence their final examinations.
Out of the seven beneficiaries currently studying at the institution under the foundation’s scholarship scheme, two are rounding off their Ordinary National Diploma (OND) programs, while one is completing a Higher National Diploma (HND) program. These students have enjoyed full scholarship coverage from the purchase of their admission forms to this final phase under the sponsorship of NAYEI.
This achievement reflects the dedication of the foundation to youth development, access to education, and community upliftment. We salute the determination of these beneficiaries and extend our best wishes as they sit for their concluding examinations.
However, NAYEI expresses deep concern over the recurring delay in the release of examination results by The Oke-Ogun Polytechnic, Saki. This lingering challenge has consistently caused unnecessary anxiety among students and their sponsors. It is unfortunate that such a reputable institution has yet to resolve the administrative bottlenecks responsible for these delays.
We urge the polytechnic management to take immediate and decisive steps to reform its results processing unit. Timely release of academic results is not just a procedural matter it is a crucial component of academic integrity and student progress.
As we anticipate the graduation of our sponsored students, NAYEI remains committed to its vision of supporting academic advancement and promoting social responsibility. We will continue to speak out and push for a system that genuinely supports the aspirations of young people.
Singed
Nurudeen Adewale
Founder (NAYEI)
