*OKE-OGUN INDIGENOUS YOUTHS KUDOS PROFESSOR BABAYEMI JACOB OLANIYI AND OTHERS*



Oke-Ogun Indigenous Youths Solidarity Forum kudos the Vice-Chancellor, Registrar, Bursar, and Librarian of Federal University of Agriculture and Technology, Okeho . We're proud to have such competent individuals leading our premier institution in Oke-Ogun .


We commend their commitment to developing our university and acknowledge the efforts of all staff contributing to its growth . Your dedication is shaping the future of Oke-Ogun's youth and beyond .


In appreciation, we reference Prof. Babayemi Jacob Olaniyi, sent by God to Federal University of Agriculture and Technology, Okeho, to develop the institution with his knowledge, wisdom, strength, and capacity to contribute meaningfully to its growth . Prof. Babayemi's legacy inspires us to strive for excellence . His contributions are duly recorded for future generations to emulate .


We also recognize the tireless efforts of all staff and stakeholders driving progress at FUAT, Okeho . Oke-Ogun Indigenous Youths Solidarity Forum says we are proud of you all .


Keep shining and keep pushing boundaries!


Signed,

- Comrade Dr. Ojedokun Jonathan, National President

- Comrade Tiamiyu Waliu, National PRO

- Comrade Adedeji Lateef, National Secretary

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