In a recent interview, Ayoade Adeseun, a former Senator for Oyo Central, revealed that he was instrumental in facilitating N500 million in federal funding for the establishment of the Federal Polytechnic, Ayede, in Ogbomoso. This funding aims to enhance the federal educational infrastructure and to promote vocational skills development in the region. Adeseun emphasized that this initiative addresses a significant need for technical education, which he identified during his tenure in the National Assembly, especially as a member of the House Committee on Education.

Adeseun's commitment to expanding educational opportunities in Oyo State stemmed from his realization, based on government research, that there was a considerable absence of federal technical institutions in the area. He noted that while he served in the National Assembly, it became clear that a strong investment in educational infrastructure was essential for the growth of local skills and employment prospects. The funding he secured is part of broader efforts to ensure that residents of Oyo State have access to quality technical education and training.

The establishment of the Federal Polytechnic, Ayede, which was formalized in February 2021, serves as a critical intervention by the federal government to increase access to tertiary education in a region that historically has lacked sufficient educational facilities. Adeseun's role in this development is part of his broader vision to elevate educational standards and create opportunities for youth through increased vocational training options in Oyo State and beyond.