OAU Vice Chancellor Urges FG Intervention for Power Project Completion
Prof. Bamire highlighted the necessity of constant electricity for providing basic equipment, materials for teaching, and facilitating groundbreaking research. He expressed concern about the university's funding limitations affecting its ability to meet these needs. Stressing the importance of government intervention, he urged that the power project should not become abandoned.
AKACHI NOEL 
During the 47th Convocation ceremony at Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Simeon Bamire, called upon the Federal Government to support the completion of the university's longstanding power project. The plea aims to mitigate arbitrary electricity charges and ensure a stable power supply, addressing the institution's numerous challenges.
Prof. Bamire highlighted the necessity of constant electricity for providing basic equipment, materials for teaching, and facilitating groundbreaking research. He expressed concern about the university's funding limitations affecting its ability to meet these needs. Stressing the importance of government intervention, he urged that the power project should not become abandoned.
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The call for assistance comes as the university contends with increased electricity charges, impacting its overall development. Prof. Bamire's appeal seeks to enhance the educational environment by securing stable power, fostering academic excellence, and supporting research initiatives.
In addition to the plea for government intervention, the convocation ceremony saw the conferral of honorary degrees upon Chief Anastasios Leventis and Prof. Toyin Falola, recognizing their contributions to society.
