Determined to enhance capacity development among young Nigerians, Samsung Electronics has built and donated an innovation hub to Yaba College of Education.
Dae Hee Kim, managing director, Samsung Nigeria said at the unveiling of the centre that Samsung recognises the role technology plays in nationbuilding and has created an innovation hub to support the dreams of Nigerian students.
Kim noted that Samsung believes in strong collaborations between the government and private sector, and is committed to playing a sustained role in community development as well as nation building.
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According to him, in the last few weeks, we have worked collaboratively with the institution in transforming the former computer lab into an innovation hub by equipping it with 50 monitors, desktops, Samsung E boards, flip boards, cooling units and more convenient set of furniture.
The centre for Information Technology and management of the institute led by Adigun Oyeranmi, has developed a series of programmes, to power the innovation hub and made it a learning hub for as many students studying within the Faculty of Computer Science as well as students with interest in technology.
While receiving the centre on behalf of the institution, Obafemi Omokugbe, rector of the college said is a welcome development, adding that it is evident that Samsung has become a part of nationbuilding.
Omokugbe said the lab is going to be used as a digital and e-learning centre as learning activities will soon commence in the innovation hub as soon as possible.
He assured that all donation made by private organisations to the college are well managed and improved even as he also encouraged more investment from corporate organisations.
