The Ondo State Scholars Arena has commended Dr. Aduro for what it described as an outstanding demonstration of patriotism and visionary leadership with the completion of a brand-new Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) Office Complex in Okitipupa.
In a statement signed by Comrade Odofin and made available to journalists on Sunday, the group disclosed that the ultra-modern facility, constructed through the Aduro Foundation, is scheduled for official handover and commissioning on Tuesday, January 13, 2026, by 1:00 p.m.
According to the statement, the intervention became necessary following the deplorable condition of the former Immigration office in Okitipupa, which was said to fall far below the standard expected of a critical federal institution saddled with responsibilities bordering on national security and migration management.
“The previous structure neither reflected the dignity of public service nor provided a conducive working environment for officers of the Nigeria Immigration Service,” the group noted, adding that the situation negatively impacted public perception and service delivery.
The Ondo State Scholars Arena stated that Dr. Aduro, driven by a strong commitment to national development and institutional strengthening, undertook the project to change the narrative and support government efforts at improving public infrastructure.
Describing the new complex as befitting, well-structured and functional, the group said the edifice is worthy of a federal government agency and represents more than just physical infrastructure.
“Beyond bricks and mortar, the project signifies respect for public servants, improved service delivery and renewed public confidence in government institutions,” the statement read.
The group further described the project as a clear reflection of Dr. Aduro’s belief that leadership is defined by impact rather than titles, stressing that the Aduro Foundation has continued to intervene meaningfully in areas of need.
It added that the Okitipupa Immigration Office Complex now stands as a lasting symbol of responsible philanthropy, patriotic duty and transformational leadership, while urging other well-meaning individuals and organisations to emulate the gesture in support of national development.
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