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LAUTECH Graduate Emerges As New Monarch In Oyo State |Ogbomoso Info



 A graduate of Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, LAUTECH, Ogbomoso, Engineer Kazeem Adio Adegboye has emerged as the Onisanbo of Ogbooro, in Ifeloju Local Council Development Area, Saki East Local Government in the Oke Ogun area of Oyo state.

Oba Adegboye, who studied Electrical and Electronics Engineering hails from Omole Ruling House of Ogbooro Land.

According to Oke-Ogun Reporters, Onisanbo is the title of royal stool of Ogbooro which according to records and history is open to four families namely Daodu Ruling House, Omole Ruling House, Adeoye Ruling House and Lasile Ruling House.

His emergence was ratified by Governor Seyi Makinde in a letter by the state government dated 22nd of July, 2020.

The letter with the title “Re-Filling of Vacant Stool of Onisanbo of Ogbooro” was addressed to Oba Adegboye Kazeem Adio Ilufemiloye 1.

It read in part “I am directed to refer you to the above subject and inform you with great pleasure that His Excellency, the Executive Governor of Oyo State, Engineer Seyi Makinde has graciously approved your appointment as the Onisanbo of Ogbooro in Saki East Local Government Area with effect from 17th July, 2020”


ABOUT OBA KAZEEM ADIO ADEGBOYE ILUFEMILOYE 1

Oba Kazeem Adio Adegboye was born on the 4th of May, 1976. He attended A.U.D. Primary School Ogbooro, for his Primary School Certificate, Community Grammar School, Ogbooro, for his Junior Secondary School Certificate, Saint Bernadine’s Grammar School Oyo, for his West Africa Senior Secondary Certificate Examination. He proceeded to Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) in 2000 where he studied Electrical and Electronics Engineering to bag his degree in 2005.

He has worked at Link Soft Communications Systems Limited, Abuja where he served as Team Lead Yauri, Kebbi state, MTN and HIS Project for Installation, servicing and maintenance of diesel generators either perkins and lister, good knowledge of DG components and their maintenance, resolving any power related alarms and faults on site, carrying out battery installation and maintenance, carrying out maintenance and Troubleshooting of IPT Power DC Generator Panels, maintaining ATS, troubleshooting ATS problems and fixing it, Good knowledge of ATS alarms termination, Reset of BTS.

Before that, he also worked at LAPLACE/ZTE NIG. LTD, Abuja as Field Maintenance Engineer where he did troubleshooting on BSS-CDMA (8800/8900) Installation, troubleshooting and maintenance of ZXMWS200 and ZXMWS500, Alarm observation and troubleshooting on ZXMWS200 and ZXMWS500, logging into ZXMW S200 and ZXMW S500, servicing, maintenance and troubleshooting on 200KVA and 10KVA Pramac generators, alarm observation and troubleshooting on ZXUPSE T080, ZXDU58 and ZXDU3000 power module, power ON and OFF of ZXUPSE T080, troubleshooting and Clearing of faults on access network, termination and Cross connection of E1s between BTS and BSC and others.

Before leaving for Abuja, he has worked at the Polytechnic, Ibadan (Saki Campus) as a Part-time Lecturer. He also worked at Digibits Controls Nig. Ltd, Electrical and Electronics Services.

He is married and blessed with children

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