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Ogun Bureau of Public Procurement Lauds MAPOLY On Due Process

By Alliyat Olatunji

ABEOKUTA – The Ogun State Bureau of Public Procurement has scored Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, Abeokuta about 80% in its performance assessment and evaluation on due process and procurement compliance.

The evaluation was conducted in November, 2026 during a-day in-house training organized by the Management to sensitize relevant staff members on public procurement processes and procedures.

The State Director-General, BPP, Mrs. Feyisara Bolarinwa-Adebowale alongside the Director, Monitoring Evaluation, Compliance & Enforcement, Mr. Akinrinmade Akintunde discussed an overview of Public Procurement Processes and Procedures in the Public Sector at the training.

Mrs.Bolarinwa-Adebowale said it is part of the Bureau’s statutory mandate to assess, monitor and strengthen procurement processes across Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) in the State.

The training, which featured an assessment of the Institution’s procurement procedures, documentation, and compliance with the Public Procurement Law, was adjudged by the Director-General, Ogun State Bureau of Public Procurement.

Speaking at the exercise, the Rector, Arc. Dr. ‘Koye Jolaoso, described the training as a rare and valuable opportunity for the Institution to learn, unlearn and relearn best practices in public procurement.

He noted that the assessment would help the Polytechnic to identify gaps, predict and prevent losses, and improve on its procurement processes in line with due process and accountability standards.

“I thank God for this opportunity, and I thank the Bureau for coming and for recognizing the importance of this exercise. It is a rare privilege for us all, and I want us to take advantage of it,” the Rector said.

He urged staff, particularly those involved in procurement and related processes, to take the exercise seriously, adding that the knowledge gained would go a long way in strengthening transparency, efficiency and value for money in the Institution.

The Rector reaffirmed Management’s commitment to human capital development, due process, and continuous improvement in all areas of administration, in line with the vision of repositioning MAPOLY for greater excellence.

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