Delta State Converts Technical College into University Campus for Management Sciences
Delta State Governor, Sheriff Oborevwori, has announced the conversion of the Orerokpe Technical College in Okpe Local Government Area to a campus for the Faculty of Management Sciences of the State University of Science and Technology Ozoro. This move aims to expand access to higher education and address the increasing demand for university spaces in the state.
AKACHI NOEL 
In a bid to enhance access to higher education and accommodate the growing number of students seeking admission, Delta State Governor, Sheriff Oborevwori, has unveiled plans to convert the Orerokpe Technical College in Okpe Local Government Area into a campus for the Faculty of Management Sciences of the State University of Science and Technology Ozoro. This decision comes as part of the state government's efforts to bolster the educational infrastructure and create more opportunities for students across the state.
During an inspection of facilities at the Orerokpe Technical College, Governor Oborevwori highlighted the significance of the project in meeting the educational needs of Delta State residents. He revealed that the Ministry of Technical Education would hand over the facilities at the college to the Ministry of Higher Education to facilitate the seamless take-off of the Faculty of Management Sciences.
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Governor Oborevwori emphasized the importance of education in driving societal development and expressed his commitment to expanding access to quality higher education in the state. He noted that the existing Delta State University, Abraka, could not accommodate all qualified Deltans seeking admission, necessitating the establishment of additional universities and campuses.
The conversion of the Orerokpe Technical College into a varsity campus reflects the state government's proactive approach to addressing the challenges of urban congestion and limited university spaces. By repurposing existing educational infrastructure, the government aims to create more opportunities for students while ensuring efficient utilization of resources.
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This initiative aligns with the government's vision of promoting sustainable development through investments in education and human capital development. As Delta State continues to prioritize the expansion of its educational infrastructure, stakeholders anticipate positive outcomes for the state's educational landscape and the broader socio-economic development agenda.
