Titilayo Laoye-Tomori

Titilayo Laoye-Tomori (born 21 December 1948) is Nigerian politician, she served as deputy governor of Osun State and commissioner for education from 2010 to 2018. She is colloquially known as “Ipinle Omoluabi” in Yoruba. Quotes this at the sixth Distinguished Lecture of Mountain Top University, Magboro, Ogun State, titled, ‘Education, Technology & National Development. I, therefore, call on all concerned to take educational investment as the one-factor elixir to our economic problems and a priority for sustainable economic growth and national development. Let us tackle the challenges in our educational system as if our lives and our national development depend on it. That is the only pathway to the greatness of our nation. https://punchng.com/tackle-education-challenges-ex-deputy-gov-tells-fg-others/ She waived the immunity to appear personally before the coroner because of the importance of the probe. https://dailypost.ng/2017/05/15/isiaka-adelekes-death-sat-beside-late-senator-osun-deputy-governor-laoye-tomori/ Government would continue to give top priority to education even in the face of economic challenges. https://www.tvcnews.tv/2017/10/osun-distributes-instructional-materials-worth-n200m-to-schools/ We have put in place what we called ‘Edu Marshal.’ They  are solely in charge of security in all our schools and our schools are adjudged  the most secured in southwestern part of Nigeria. Security in the state is excellent and in schools, it is perfect. https://punchng.com/corps-members-posted-to-osun-schools-are-safe/ The capabilities of our graduates are exemplified by the glowing exploits of the Nigerian youths in the new world of technology https://mtu.edu.ng/mtu-news/the-federal-and-state-governments-must-proactively-tackle-the-menace-of-out-of-school-children--chief-mrs-laoye-tomori-at-the-6th-mtu-distinguished-lecture External links Category:People from Nigeria