The Department of Public Administration the Polytechnic, Ibadan organized orientation for her new students


The head of the department, public administration department, the polytechnic, Ibadan (Dr R.A. Akinseye) on Wednesday advised students not to be too religious in achieving academic distinctions adding that academic distinction does not only come with being too religious but doing the needful and avoiding unnecessary distractions which will pave the way. She stated this during the 2020/ 2021 orientation program for students of the department at PAD hall on Wednesday. 
Dr R.A. Akinseye


The orientation program had in attendance the commissioner for information culture and tourism, Dr Wasiu Olatunbosun, Dr.T.O. Adeyeye, Dr O.O.Oyewo, Mr Iyanda, Mrs Adeyinde Adedokun from the local government among others. "You need to bring changes into the system make difference and perform your civic responsibilities, through these, you can hold your leaders accountable and make yourself relevant in the society at large" according to Dr Wasiu Olatunbosun. He, the commissioner for information culture and tourism while discussing the topic of civic responsibility of a citizen in this democratic dispensation in Oyo state. Adding that the roles of students in building society cannot be overlooked. He further, urge the students to study hard, strive and make difference from day one of their studies, to attain success in life. 
Dr Wasiu Olatunbosun


Dr O.O.Oyewo, a senior lecturer in the department appreciated the presence of the honourable commissioner and other guests for counting the public administration department worthy. He later advised students to crave quality and qualitative education adding that quality education always comes with a prize. 
Dr.O.O. Oyewo


NAPADS president, Comrade Bamigbade who gave God the glory for witnessing this year orientation program because last year could not hold, while he was advising the students said, the new students are the principal author of this current and next chapter adding that they need to take responsibility for their learning, make use of their time, and embrace difference at NAPADS.
Dr. T.O. Adeyeye


 In the same vein, a member of the Oyo state youth parliament, Hon. Faozy Gazaly who is an alumnus of the department of public administration discussed being impactful as a student using the illustration of the school motto "ise loogun ise", in his words, he said it is unto students to let the school pass through them as they are passing through school now. He further added that students should imbibe the culture of attending classes, listening to lecturers and attempting assignments. 
Mrs Adedokun


The head of the Centre for Information and Data Management, the polytechnic Ibadan (CIDM) Mr Kehinde Moradeyo lectured students about the consequences of late registration. In his words, he said students should make sure their registration is done on time for record purposes. Students should do their registration themselves to confirm the selection of the offered courses before the printing of their course form he added.
Mr Y.B. Wahab


The vote of thanks was done by Mrs Olaniru and the program was called to an end by the head of the department Dr R. A Akinseye.

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