The Delta State Commissioner for Technical Education, Hon. Gbubemi Ikolo has assured communities in the state where government projects are cited of getting more if they continue to support government development efforts.
Hon. Gbubemi Ikolo gave the assurance recently while inspecting progress of work done at the technical college buildings in Akugbene town Bomadi LGA and at Irri in Isoko South LGA.
“Your peaceful nature will attract more government projects to your area,” she said while expressing delight on the peaceful nature of both communities urging them to remain resolute with a call for others to emulate their exemplary style.
The technical education commissioner inspected various structures at both construction sites and was very impressed with the quality job being done.
Ikolo commended the contractors for following specification, charging them to sustain the good work started till delivery.
Contractors handling the new technical college projects in both LGAs appreciated the technical education commissioner for the visit , assuring that they will deliver quality job and as when due, noting that with the key nature of the projects to the Okowa administration will be deliver according to specification.
The Technical education Boss and the projects consultant Mr. Andy Imafidon, directed that the foundations be raised more since it’s a low land.
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