Edo Speaker Receives Proposal for University of Science and Technology in Owan

The Speaker of the Edo State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. (Chief) Blessing Sheriff Agbebaku, has acknowledged a proposal from the “Owan Conscience” group to establish a University of Science and Technology in Owan. The proposal, which aligns with the Speaker’s vision, has been praised for its diligent work and commitment to championing the project.

Representing the Speaker, Chief of Staff Sir (Hon) ODK Iruobe expressed gratitude to the Actualization Committee for their efforts, acknowledging the vital groundwork laid towards making the university a reality. The Speaker has assured relentless efforts towards the project’s realization.[irp]

The proposed university will operate under a unique public-private partnership model, with the government contributing 20% of the funding and private partners contributing 80%. This innovative approach aims to produce graduates who are equipped to become employers rather than job seekers.

The Chairman of the Actualization Committee, Professor Joseph Odigure, has called upon the Speaker to assist in presenting the proposal to Governor Godwin Obaseki for endorsement. The committee is enthusiastic about the project’s potential to drive socio-economic development and has urged for support in advancing this innovative educational initiative.

Overall, the proposal has received a positive response from the Edo State House of Assembly, and the committee is hopeful for a successful outcome.

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