The Governing Council of the Osun State College of Health Technology, Ilesa, has decided to construct a students' hostel under a Public-Private Partnership arrangement. This decision was made at the Council's quarterly meeting, chaired by Hon. Abayomi Adegoke. The Council members identified the hostel project as necessary to meet accreditation requirements and strengthen the institution's capacity to provide quality health technology training.
The Council also congratulated Governor Ademola Adeleke on his victory in the August 15, 2026 governorship election. They expressed appreciation for the governor's sustained support for the College since the commencement of his administration. According to the Council, Adeleke has demonstrated commitment to the growth and development of the institution through his support for initiatives aimed at improving its operations and academic standing.
The meeting, which was attended by the Provost, Dr. Lateef Olarewaju Raheem, also approved the appointment of Dr. Rasheed Kolawole as Deputy Provost, Academics, and Mrs. Abimbola Moradeke Asiyanbola as Deputy Provost, Administration. The two appointments are for two-year tenures, according to the decisions reached by the Council.
In another move aimed at strengthening the financial base of the College, the Council constituted a Venture Committee to identify and develop new opportunities for improving its Internally Generated Revenue. This committee will play a crucial role in enhancing the College's financial capacity to implement its plans and programs.
The Council further approved the enrolment of members of the College's ad-hoc staff in the Osun Health Insurance Scheme. This move is expected to extend health insurance coverage to the affected workers, ensuring they have access to quality healthcare services.
The Council commended the College's host community for its continued cooperation and support, particularly its efforts to promote the development and stability of the institution. The meeting was attended by various stakeholders, including Permanent Secretaries representing the Ministries of Education, Finance, and Justice, as well as officials from the Bureau of Human Resources and Bureau of Parastatals Monitoring Office.
The Osun State College of Health Technology's Governing Council has taken several key decisions aimed at improving the institution's infrastructure, academic standing, and financial capacity. These decisions are expected to have a positive impact on the College's operations and its ability to provide quality health technology training to its students.
Key points
- The Osun State College of Health Technology plans to construct a students' hostel under a Public-Private Partnership arrangement to meet accreditation requirements.
- The College's Governing Council has approved the appointment of new Deputy Provosts, Academics and Administration.
- The Council has also constituted a Venture Committee to improve the College's Internally Generated Revenue.
