Education is the bedrock of national development.  As a way of complimenting the State Government policy of rebuilding the educational sector in the State. Adegbite’s administration has embarked upon the construction of blocks of classrooms in both Primary and Secondary schools within the jurisdiction of Ife East Area Office since 4th of June 2004 up to date.
          As a man of mission, vision and creativity who wants to reduce the level of illiteracy to the bearest minimum if not totally eradicated in the Area Office, Pastor Adegbite established a school for the Handicapped children within the Area Office jurisdiction as an avenue for the physically challenged persons to have easy access to sound education.

LIST OF PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN IFE EAST AREA OFFICE

• ST. STEPHEN’S A PRY SCH., MODAKEKE
• ST. STEPHEN’S B PRY SCHOOL, MODAKEKE
• ST. STEPHEN’S C PRY SCHOOL, MODAKEKE
• BAPTIST DAY SCHOOL ITAMERIN, MODAKEKE
• BAPTIST PRIMARY SCHOOL, IRAYE, MODAKEKE
• ZION BAPTIST PRY SCHOOL, OKE OTUBU, MODAKEKE
• HOLY TRINITY PRIMARY SCHOOL, OKE IRAYE, MODAKEKE
• HOLY SAVIOUR’S PRY SCHOOL ALAPATA, MODAKEKE
• HOLY SAVIOUR’S PRY SCHOOL OKE-OTUBU, MODAKEKE
• THE APOSTOLIC PRY SCHOOL JAGUNDADO, MODAKEKE
• THE APOSTOLIC CENTRAL SCHOOL, ODO OKUN, MODAKEKE
• THE APOSTOLIC PRY SCHOOL, EGBEDORE, MODAKEKE
• THE APOSTOLIC PRY SCHOOL, OKE-OLA, MODAKEKE
• L.A. PRY SCHOOL, AMUDA-OBA, MODAKEKE
• MUSLIM COMMUNITY PRY SCHOOL, OKE-BODE, MODAKEKE
• ISLAMIC PRY SCHOOL OKE-ABUTU, MODAKEKE
• ISLAMIC SCHOOL, B OKE-OTUBU, MODAKEKE
• ST. FRANCIS PRY SCHOOL, IRAYE, MODAKEKE
• ST. FRANCIS SCHOOL B ADEGBAMI, MODAKEKE
• ST. MATTHE’S PRY SCHOOL, ALAGBAGUN, MODAKEKE
• SALVATION ARMY SCHOOL, KULE, MODAKEKE
• SPECIAL SCHOOL OLORUNSOGO, MODAKEKE
• MODAKEKE SCHOOL FOR THE HANDICAPPED

• MODAKEKE HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL I
• MODAKEKE HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL II
• MODAKEKE HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL III
• MODAKEKE HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL
• THE APOSTOLIC GRAMMAR SCHOOL J.S.S. I
• THE APOSTOLIC GRAMMAR SCHOOL J.S.S. II
• THE APOSTOLIC GRAMMAR SCHOOL SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL
• MODAKEKE ISLAMIC GRAMMAR SCHOOL J.S.S. I
• MODAKEKE ISLAMIC GRAMMAR SCHOOL J.S.S. II
• MODAKEKE ISLAMIC SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL
• OUR LADY’S GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL J.S.S. I
• OUR LADY’S GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL J.S.S. II
• OUR LADY’S GIRLS HIGH SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL
• COMMUNITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL
• COMMUNITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL
• OGUNSUA GRAMMAR SCHOOL JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL
• OGUNSUA GRAMMAR SCHOOL SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL.

         There is no gain saying in the fact that government no matter how benevolent can provide all the needs of the people.  The people of the various communities forming the Area Office seemed to have realized this long time ago.  Hence, they fully embraced community self help practices.
         By the end of year 2006, over one hundred Community Development Associations (CDAs) were registered in the Area.  The CDAs operate under an umbrella body called Community Development Council (CDC) and meets on the first Tuesdays of every month at Modakeke Town Hall by 10.00a.m.
         Members of the CDC receive assistance from the Area Office in the form of supervision of their activities by Community Development officials in the Department of Social Development, Education, Information, Youth, Sports and Culture of the Area Office.   
          In addition, the Management of the Area Office, in line with the policy of the Osun State Government gives out annual grant to selected self-help projects within its area of jurisdiction.  The following tables show the list of beneficiaries with effect from year 2004 to date.

          In the last two years, the Area Office secretariat at Oke D.O. wearing a new look.  Specifically, a lot of befitting office accommodation were being constructed to provide enough office accommodation facility for the staff while the famous market in Modakeke have put on new structures.
          The impact of the administration is being felt in the following areas:
i.        Construction of 2 blocks of 4 rooms each of office accommodation at the premises of the Area Office, Oke, D.O.
ii.       Construction of A block of 4 rooms with toilet for Honourable Councilors.
iii.      Construction of 25 lock-up shops at Olorunsogo Better Life market with Bore-hole facility for the benefit of the marketers.  The same was put in place at Urban-Day motor park Modakeke.
iv.      Renovation of Ogunsua’s palace with installation of generating set.
v.       Work is in progress on a 3km Honey-Comb road project.  Asphaltic laying on the road will start very soon?
vi.      Construction of 3,500 metres line drainage and culverts in various areas like Olorunsogo market, Olarewaju, Hospital road etc.
vii.     Grading of earth roads through the length and breadth of Area Office such as Ezado Street, Celestial road, Adefajo road, Oloyede layout etc.
viii.     Renovation of Customary Court and Budget Officer’s Office.
ix.      Extension of electricity power supply to Adesiyan Area, Modakeke-Ife.
x.       Construction of Trade fair Pavilion (Area Office) Pavilion at Osogbo – (Trade Fair Complex) by the Area Office.
xi.      Construction of office complex opposite Ogunsua palace Modakeke-Ife for official usage of Fed. Agencies.
xii.     Completion of abandoned PHCN Control Room with electric cable grooves along Ondo Road Modakeke-Ife.
xiii.     Construction of 3 blocks of 10 open market stalls at Olorunsogo market, Modakeke-Ife.
xiv.     Acquired and clearing of the site earmarked for Hausa community in Modakeke (as Sabo) a.k.a. Sabo.
xv.     Refurbishing of the Area Office Komatsu Grader.
xvi.     Conference room at Area Office premises under construction.

         The Agriculture Department of the Area Office started functioning in June 2004 and the following achievements were made:
i.        Re-activation of an abandoned fish pond located along Olorunsogo/Alagbagun stream.
ii.       Cultivation of 10 Acres of land intercropped by maize/cassava at Alabameta in year 2005.
iii.      Procurement of 740 Bags of fertilizers for distribution to farmers at subsidized rate in Year 2004. 2005 and 2006 respectively.
iv.      Provision of tractors for hiring services for farm preparation and transportation of farm produce.
v.       Sponsorship of farmers group to seminars and workshops within and outside the State.
vi.      Provision of farm tools and equipments to participants under the Osun State Agricultural Youth Empowerment Programme (OSSAYEP).
vii.     Co-sponsoring the trainers of the OSSAYEP participants through counter-part funding.
viii.     Establishment of poultry farm to meet animal protein needed by the people.

         Many economic activities take place within the Area Office, which include, trading, carpentry, Motor mechanic, blacksmith, lumbering etc, but the major one being agrarian.  Agriculture and forest resources form the backbone of the economy in Modakeke.
          The Area is well known for food production and cash crops.  There are various location of fruit orchard in Modakeke and its environs.
          Modakeke is endowed with various spices of woods which promote lumbering activities in the town.  There are numerous valuable natural resources found across Modakeke and its environs, which include – Steel depot at Afijagba, and Odo-Okun, Granite at Oke D.O., Koola and Adesiyan all these resources are in abundance but yet to be tapped.

         The present administration is committed to provision of quality health-care to teeming populace within the jurisdiction of Ife East Area Office.  According to an adage “Health is Wealth”.  All the three political Wards have a 6 bedded health centres located at Toro road, Olonade and Oloyede Areas constructed by Pastor Tola Adegbite administration as to meet the increase rate of patients on daily basis to the centres.  The services rendered are in line with State Government qualitative free Health programme.
          Achievement in the health services section include:
i.        Purchase of drugs and dressings, Hospital Beds, Mattresses, equipment such as weighing machine and swig, thermometer, etc. in all Health centres.
ii.       Giving permanent employment to 57 Health Workers and Training of all Health workers in the Area Office as at when due.
iii.      Sponsorship of Immunization programme periodically.
iv.      Mass distribution of Mosquito Treated Nets (MTN)
v.       Fumigation of government building against termite infection
vi.      Occasional chlorination of private and government wells to make them disease free.
vii.     Construction of 6-Bed Health centres at Koola and Akala Olosi which are both at foundation levels.