By Elizabeth Osayande 

The Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) has scored Yaba College of Technology high in quality project execution, transparency and value-driven use of funds allocated to it and also commissioned a Workplace Learning Hub of the institution at Ikeja Computer Village.

A member of the TETFund Board of Trustees, South-West geopolitical zone, Hon. Sunday Adepoju gave the commendation while addressing the management of the college after touring the 2020 – 2023 TETFund projects in the institution.

He said: “Having gone round the college to inspect the TETFund projects, I am highly impressed with what I saw. My fear of abandoned projects was allayed as there was none which shows that the college has not given the contractors handling the projects any hitch.”

Addressing the media, Adepoju commended the college for effectively utilising TETFund allocations to drive infrastructural and academic development, stating that the investment in the college was a demonstration of practical and theoretical knowledge integration.

The college, he said, integrated both theoretical and practical knowledge at teaching and learning thereby erasing any obstacle on the way of imparting knowledge in Nigerian youths.

The Rector, Yaba College of Technology, Engr. (Dr.0 Ibraheem Abdul, in his welcome address, expressed the college’s gratitude to TETFund, NBTE and the Minister of Education for their unwavering support and investment in the institution, as the commissioned workplace learning hub is a testament to the impact of collaborative efforts between educational institutions and government agencies in driving national development.