FUTA Class of '93 Alumni Donates 10KVA Solar Power System to University Health Center
The FUTA Class of '93 Alumni, as part of their commitment to giving back, donates a 10KVA solar power system to the University Health Center. Engr Adeyemi Bello, representing the alumni, highlighted the gesture's inspiration from Vice Chancellor Professor Adenike Oladiji's dedication to humane causes and infrastructural development at FUTA.
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In a philanthropic gesture, the Alumni Association of the Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA), specifically the class of '93, has generously donated a 10KVA solar power system to the University Health Center. Engr Adeyemi Bello, FUTA Alumni President worldwide, presented the solar power system on behalf of the class of '93, expressing the association's commitment to giving back to the institution that provided them with a solid education.
Bello highlighted that the idea for the donation emerged from the remarkable dedication of Vice-Chancellor Professor Adenike Oladiji to humanitarian causes and the pursuit of excellent infrastructural development within FUTA. He emphasized that this contribution was part of the Alumni Association's ongoing efforts and was also aligned with the scheduled activities for the 2023 convocation.
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Expressing her gratitude for the thoughtful gesture, Vice Chancellor Oladiji commended the class of '93 for their generosity and timely provision of the solar power system. She encouraged the University Health Center staff to utilize the system judiciously and called on other FUTA Alumni sets to emulate the philanthropic spirit of class '93, making FUTA a priority in their contributions to their alma mater.
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Dr. James Olumuyiwa, the Acting Director of the University Health Center, conveyed appreciation to the Vice Chancellor for her consistent support and acknowledged the class of '93 for including the Health Center in their giving-back initiatives. He assured that the solar power system would be efficiently used for the betterment and benefit of students, staff, and the broader community. The donation reflects a collaborative effort to enhance the university's facilities and contribute to the welfare of its members.
