Chancellor of Hillside University Advocates for Skills Acquisition in Universities
He expressed confidence that graduates from Hillside University would be equipped with contemporary skills and technical abilities to address various challenges facing society. The Chancellor highlighted the importance of focusing on courses that prepare individuals to contribute meaningfully to the Nigerian economy.
Binye-lum 
The Chancellor of Hillside University of Science and Technology, Olaoye Jaiyeola, has emphasized the need for Nigerian universities to focus on skills acquisition to prepare students for future job requirements. During the official launch of Hillside University in Okemesi Ekiti, Ekiti State, Jaiyeola urged the Federal Government to make universities more entrepreneurial, ensuring graduates possess modern skills necessary for tomorrow's job market.
He expressed confidence that graduates from Hillside University would be equipped with contemporary skills and technical abilities to address various challenges facing society. The Chancellor highlighted the importance of focusing on courses that prepare individuals to contribute meaningfully to the Nigerian economy.
READ ALSO: Nigerian Prodigy Priscilla Asikhia Breaks Records: Earns Ph.D. at 25, Becomes Youngest Graduate of Babcock University
Jaiyeola's commitment to advancing the nation's education sector, particularly in science and technology, led to the establishment of Hillside University. The university aims to catalyze socio-economic development in its host community and the state.
The Executive Secretary of the National Universities Commission (NUC), Chris Mayaki, commended Jaiyeola for his contributions to education. Mayaki stated that the NUC would continue to collaborate with individuals and organizations fostering educational development.
RECOMMENDED FOR YOU: Ajayi Crowther University Graduates 36 First-Class Students among 974
Ekiti State Governor, Biodun Oyebanji, represented by the Secretary to the State Government, Dr. Habibat Adubiaro, expressed the government's readiness to support Hillside University in its quest for success
