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OSPOLY Appoints Dr. Tajudeen Adewale Odetayo as Acting Rector

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OSPOLY appoints Dr. Tajudeen Adewale Odetayo as Acting Rector
Following the expiration of the tenure of Office and subsequent retirement from the Service of the Institution of the Former Rector Dr. Woye Olaniran, the Governing Council, at its meeting held on Tuesday, 21st June, 2026, noted that the Governor of the State of Osun and Visitor to the Institution, Mr. Isiaka Adegboyega Oyetola, has approved the appointment of Dr. T. A. Odetayo, the former Deputy Rector, as the Ag. Rector of the Institution with immediate effect.

Council therefore congratulates Dr. T. A. Odetayo on this well-deserved appointment. Council also wishes to request all members of the Polytechnic Community to accord the new Ag. Respect all the respect and right due to the position of the Rector.

The Polytechnic Community is hereby informed accordingly.

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FAQs: OSPOLY Acting Rector Appointment

Who is Dr. Tajudeen Adewale Odetayo?

Dr. Tajudeen Adewale Odetayo is an experienced academic and former Deputy Rector of Osun State Polytechnic, Iree, now appointed as the Acting Rector of the institution.

What led to his appointment?

His appointment followed the expiration of the tenure of the former rector of OSPOLY and was approved by the institution’s governing council to fill the leadership vacuum.

When did the appointment take effect?

The appointment took effect immediately after the governing council’s decision and subsequent approval by state authorities.

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What are his responsibilities as Acting Rector?

As Acting Rector, Dr. Odetayo is responsible for overall academic leadership, administrative oversight, and strategic management of Osun State Polytechnic, Iree.

Is this appointment permanent?

No. The position of Acting Rector is typically an interim appointment, which may later be confirmed substantively or replaced following due process.

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