The other projects which Yabatech proposed to the ETF Visitation team is procurement and deployment of interactive teaching and learning platforms for each of 100 model lecture rooms, spread across all departments and provision of e-books, audio-visual/multimedia equipment and furniture in the library, estimated to cost N100m and N50m respectively.

These revelations came from the National Executive Director of CILT, Nigeria, Mr. Fracis Ehiquese last week at the Institute’s extra-ordinary general meeting. According to him, two examination diets will hold each year, adding that the training providers will set and forward examination questions to CILT, Nigeria for moderation which will, in turn, send it to international arm of the institute for final moderation.

Children should be allowed to freely choose careers that they want to pursue based on interest and capability. Professor Ademola Onifade, one-time Dean, Faculty of Education, Lagos State University, (LASU), Ojo gave this advice as guest speaker at the Valedictory Service/Merit Award ceremony of Newland Senior Secondary School, Tolu Schools Complex, Olodi Apapa, Lagos.

Igelle called on the 2009 graduates to live out the motto of the college: Action not words, and that they should not be surprised to know that “people around will judges your actions or inactions, and will form their impressions about you. It goes far to indicate that there is high expectation on you.”

“You are not to build skyscrapers but standard functional buildings that won’t collapse due to bad structure.
He commended AFED for assisting in the development of the education sector, and that government cannot do it alone, with support of private initiative. He called for unity among all the operators of private schools, the need for quality and improvement of facilities.