The College of Education, Warri marked a significant milestone with the official inauguration of a solar-powered borehole water system, generously donated by LG Electronics.
This initiative is set to address the longstanding water supply challenges faced by both students and staff, significantly enhancing the welfare of the college community.
The event, covered by Actual News Correspondent highlighted the pressing need for clean water within the institution.
The solar-powered borehole exemplifies LG’s commitment to corporate social responsibility and community development in Nigeria, providing a sustainable and reliable water source.
During the ceremony, Provost of the College of Education, Dr. Dickson Oyovwi, commended LG Electronics for their generous donation.
He emphasized that state government resources alone are inadequate to meet the increasing demands of educational institutions.
Dr. Oyovwi noted, “Access to water is fundamental to a conducive learning environment,” and called on other corporate entities to follow LG’s lead in investing in educational development.
Mr. Paul Imba, Head of Corporate Marketing at LG Electronics, reaffirmed the company’s dedication to supporting educational and community development initiatives.
He stressed that LG is committed to giving back to society, and the provision of the solar-powered borehole exemplifies such efforts.
Mr. Moses Osime, Head of Public Relations at LG, revealed that this borehole is the 16th executed by LG in Nigeria, making the College of Education, Warri, the second educational institution to benefit from this initiative.
In a heartfelt response, Comrade Testimony Djagbidi, the Secretary General representing the student body, expressed gratitude towards LG for their generous donation, assuring them that students would take responsibility for maintaining and utilizing the facility effectively.
The inauguration ceremony featured vibrant cultural performances by students, showcasing the rich local heritage.
The event concluded with the official unveiling of the solar-powered borehole by the Provost and LG representatives, symbolizing a hopeful future for improved living and learning conditions at the College of Education, Warri.
This initiative not only marks a key development for the institution but also serves as a model for corporate partnerships aimed at enhancing educational infrastructure in Nigeria.
