Globacom lauded for enhancing ICT in varsity

The Deputy Vice Chancellor of the University of Ibadan, Professor Adebowale Oyebola, has commended Globacom for presenting ICT solutions to the university. He said it will encourage research and motivate students to be more committed and serious in their academic pursuits. The DVC who represented the Vice Chancellor, Professor Abel Idowu Olayinka at an empowerment […]

Globacom lauded for enhancing ICT in varsity

The Deputy Vice Chancellor of the University of Ibadan, Professor Adebowale Oyebola, has commended Globacom for presenting ICT solutions to the university.

He said it will encourage research and motivate students to be more committed and serious in their academic pursuits.

The DVC who represented the Vice Chancellor, Professor Abel Idowu Olayinka at an empowerment session by Glo said, “So many other companies have had profitable dealings with the University of Ibadan but only few of them have ever ploughed back as Globacom has done.”

He said the university conscientiously selected students who have excelled in both character and learning from different faculties of the school as beneficiaries of the Glo-Huawei Smartphones.

Speaking on behalf of his fellow beneficiaries, Oluwatosin Ogunrinde expressed gratitude to Globacom for the award of the android phones and prayed for further accomplishments by the company.

Presenting the ICT solutions earlier, Globacom’s State Manager, Activations, West Territory, Mr. Bidemi Emmanuel explained  that Globacom was carrying out the exercise because of its desire to aid scholarship and research in tertiary institutions across Nigeria.

He enjoined members of the university community to explore the opportunity of the company’s on-going week-long data clinic within the school to upgrade to Glo 4G to enjoy the new speed of life.

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