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MAOS set to present scholarship to Ospoly mass communication students on Thursday

Mass communication Alumni of Osun State Polytechnic, Iree (MAOS) will on Thursday present cash prize to four (4) best students of Mass Communication department of the institution.

The cash prize under Adetoye Adeleke Scholarship Award was designed to immortalize the Pioneer MAOS National Secretary, Adetoye Oluwaferanmi Adeleke who passed on in 2015.

The National Publicity Secretary of the association, Mr Oyewale Oyelola stressed that, the scholarship award is to encourage academic excellence and motivate students.

Oyelola hinted that the National President, Adekunle Sikiru (Abacus) will lead other MAOS Executives and members to present the scholarship award during Premiere of movie “VENGEANCE” (Esan) produced by the students of Mass Communication department of Osun State Polytechnic Iree.

Temitope Kareem

Temitope Kareem, a graduate of English Language from Obafemi Awolowo University, with a background in content/copywriting and broadcast journalism.

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