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Ondo Commissioner to Inaugurate Projects at CHS Golden Jubilee

The Ondo State Commissioner for Education, Prof. Igbekele Ajibefun, will on October 3, inaugurate two multimillion-naira projects as part of activities marking the celebration of the Golden Jubilee of Comprehensive

On October 3, the Ondo State Commissioner for Education, Prof. Igbekele Ajibefun, will officially launch two substantial projects as part of the celebrations for Comprehensive High School Ilutitun Osoro's Golden Jubilee. Established in 1976 by the Morubodo Community, the school aims to restore its former glory and provide updated facilities for teaching and learning.

The Old Students’ Association of the school, led by National President Chief Adewale Netufo, commissioned the projects. These include a modern gate with restrooms and reception areas for visitors, as well as a well-equipped residential block intended for National Youth Service Corps members posted to the institution.

Chief Netufo emphasized that these facilities are pivotal in achieving the school’s motto: 'Only the Best is Good for CHS.' Additional notable attendees for the week-long festivities include Oba Faduyile of Ikale Land, Oba Ernest Adeoye Idepefo of Morubodo Kingdom, Rt. Revd. Seyi Pirisola, the Bishop of the Diocese On The Coast, and past principals of the school. Netufo initiated the celebrations on Monday by leading his members in a town-wide cleanup effort.

The official inauguration ceremony will take place on October 3, with the Old Students Association presenting awards to distinguished members and stakeholders who have contributed significantly to the school’s growth and development. The jubilee celebrations will conclude on October 4 with a prayer and thanksgiving service at the Ebenezer Anglican Cathedral in Ilutitun Osoro.

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