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THE RETURN OF LOST GLORY

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By: Idris Ayinla Usman.


When time flies to experience unprecedented achievement in any reputable organization, it tends to proclaim certain things either positive or negative. But, the story of Kwara State Polytechnic in recent days serves as the return of lost glory.


In 2019, after the ‘’Otoge’’ revolution in Kwara State. The visionary Governor appointed a distinguished man named Engr. Dr. Jimoh Mohammed Abdul as the Rector of the State Polytechnic. Wow! The atmosphere changed vehemently to welcome new brains with outstanding leadership experiences both in academics and administration.  


Engineer. Jimoh Mohammed Abdul, the Rector of Kwara State Polytechnic has done wonderfully in the institution, his achievements have remained limelight in the history of the polytechnic. This man met the Kwara State Polytechnic at a critical period. He used his wisdom to regulate the system and restore the institution's status to pay the salary and even increasing the staff welfare positively. What a game changer Rector.

Moreso, he met the institution when it was very long since the staff have not been promoted and denied their legal rights by the former Rector. It is not what was told but what we can see is that this man has been promoting the staff as at when due because he knows the spirit of dedication and hard work of the staff of this great institution. No wonder the number of Chief Lecturers has increased to make the institution match up with its standard.

Believe me, this man has surpassed his predecessors in terms of human capital development, we don’t need to be reminded that this man has changed the nature and quality of materials that thwarted, delayed or denied the institution and students which results to lack of adequate and effective institutional arrangements that cater for students’ needs, interests and aspirations.


He is entrepreneurship oriented, he established  Kwara Poly Bread, Kwara Poly Water factory, Kwara Poly Radio, Kwara Poly Micro Finance Bank,  Kwarapoly Diagnostic Centre and many more that increase the revenue generation of the institution and make it easy for the institution to move out from recession.


Dear compatriots, let’s appreciate our outstanding Governor. Mallam. AbdulRahman AbdulRasaq that dim fit to give the Kwara Poly the befitting Rector Engineer. Jimoh  Mohammed Abdul is a power broker, silent achiever and vibrant engineer that work tired to operate to touch every aspect for both staff and students of Kwara State Polytechnic.

Many thank Governor. Mallam. AbdulRahman AbdulRasaq the action governor appointed the action rector in the state polytechnic who is making the institution great again and restoring the lost glory of this loving first institution in Kwara State.











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