Gov. Ododo expresses satisfaction with ongoing projects in KSU Kabba
Kogi State Governor Alhaji Ahmed Usman Ododo has expressed satisfaction with the level of work done in the ongoing projects in Kogi State University Kabba.
The Governor, who was at the institution on Tuesday to inspect all the ongoing projects alongside side top Government officials promised to invest more and to consolidate on achievement recorded by his predicessor on education.
Governor Ododo who was very excited with the warm reception he received from Students, staff and indigenes of Kabba community noted that, his administration will continue to serve the people with transparency and sincerity.
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His words “We are determined to ensure value for our money. As you know, education is the foundation for any Country to develop.
” For every society that aspire for greatness, you must invest in education. This is the aspiration of his excellency Alhaji Yahaya Adoza Bello, Mr President Bola Ahmed Tinubu under his renewed hope.
” Our campaign promises is to consolidate and continue with the achievement of the last administration. We are to serve and not to be served. We are to give and not to take. We thank God with the level of the projects done in the University. I am satisfied with the quality of the job so far.
“I sincerely appreciate all the Contractors for giving us their commitment to make sure the whole project is completed in the next three month. As you can see, there payment has been approved and starting from tomorrow, the payment will start impacting in their assignment. We are not going to leave any stone unturned in ensuring that all project are completed in this institution.
Earlier in his remarks, the Vice Chancellor of KSU Kabba Prof. Kehinde Eniola thanked Governor Ododo for the quick release of funds to execute projects in the University.
According to pioneer Vice Chancellor “On behalf of the management and the entire staff of this institution, we must commend our Governor for continuing the good work of the previous administration.
” Meanwhile, the institution needs more accomodations for Students, more lecture hall, laboratory lab, studio for performing art student, CCTV camera and patrol vehicle for security surveillance, coaster bus, perimeter fencing, 500kvA Generator set and solar power, more TETFUND intervention grant to complete all ongoing projects in the institution and many more”
The Governor and his team had earlier inspected ongoing projects such as Library, senate building, lecture theatre, road projects amongst others.
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