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NELFUND MD seeks more support for Igbobi College infrastructure

The MD of the Nigeria Education Loan Fund, Akintunde Sawyerr, has called for greater support from old students to improve Igbobi College’s infrastructure. Read More: https://punchng.com/nelfund-md-seeks-more-support-for-igbobi-college-infrastructure/

NELFUND MD seeks more support for Igbobi College infrastructure

Akintunde Sawyerr, Managing Director of the Nigeria Education Loan Fund and former Igbobi College student, has urged alumni to provide greater support for the school's infrastructure. Speaking at the college's 91st inter-house sports competition, Sawyerr noted that while the old buildings were well-maintained, they had remained largely unchanged since his student days.

He emphasized the need for continued investment in the facilities, citing the importance of regular attention to prevent deterioration. Sawyerr also highlighted the parallels between the values of sportsmanship and the student loan scheme, stressing the importance of supporting those who need assistance. The First Vice-President of the Igbobi College Old Boys' Association, Femi Soremekun, confirmed the association's commitment to supporting the institution through infrastructure development, scholarships, and other interventions.

The association has an endowment fund target of N10bn, with over N3bn secured through cash contributions and commitments from old students. They have supported the refurbishment of dormitories, construction of new facilities, and provision of staff accommodation to attract qualified teachers. The school's principal, Oyewale Adediji, praised the competition as a reflection of Igbobi College's commitment to discipline, teamwork, integrity, and excellence.

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