The Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose has approved a secondary school for Ilemeso Ekiti, Oye Local Government Area of the State.
The school, which is the first in the history of the town, is to be known as Ilemeso Community High School.
The Commissioner for Education, Science and Technology, Jide Egunjobi, who made this known on Thursday at the Palace of Obadu of Ilemeso Ekiti, Oba David Oyewumi Gboyega, after inspecting the temporary and permanent sites of the secondary school, said the school will begin operation January next year.
Ilemeso Ekiti is about 7km to Isan-Ekiti, the hometown of former Governor of Ekiti State, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, and most pupils from the town trek to Isan-Ekiti to attend secondary school, while others have relocated to neighbouring towns like Itaji-Ekiti and Aiyede Ekiti for secondary education.
Egunjobi and his team visited the temporary site within the Community Primary School and the permanent site, which has just been cleared.
Egunjobi advised the community to demarcate the schools and secure the staff quarters, assuring that work would start at the permanent site.
The commissioner also implored them to continue supporting the government of Ayodele Fayose and his continuity agenda.
In his response, Oba Gboyega appreciated the Commissioner and his team for the inspection.
He promised that the community will continue to support the Government of Fayose.
The monarch said all materials needed for the take-off in January were already available.
In the entourage of the Commissioner were the Permanent Secretary, Dr. Adekunbi Obaisi; Director of Schools, Alani Daramola; and Director Planning (TSC), Femi Famodimu.
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