(Endowed Blogs.)
The Delta State Polytechnic, Ozoro, is set to commission it's own Olympic size stadium.
The
Delta State Polytechnic built it's own Olympic size, 14000-seater
Stadium, that is probably as good as most of what you'll find anywhere
in the country.
That's not the best
part. This stadium was built with the school's internally generated
revenue. This project was executed under the leadership of the
Polytechnic's Rector, Dr. Jacob S. Oboreh.
How awesome is this stadium?
There's
a standard football pitch. The flood lights are perfect for night
events. There are eight lane tracks for track sports. There's a
commentary box, fully sealed roofing. And no matter how bad your bladder
problem is, there are 139 toilets and 52 urinaries all around the
stadium.
There are 15 furnished dressing rooms with showers and a V.I.P lodge. And the car park? Massive.
What do the students stand to gain?
Besides
the fact that the students get to benefit from the sport facilities for
sporting activities and other social events, they get an advantage for a
factor that plagues Nigerian students; practical experience.
Most of the execution of the project is reported to have been executed by Engineers in the school.
Can we talk about the extraordinary Rector, Dr. Jacob S. Oboreh?
Since
assumption of office on March 28, 2012, Dr. Jacob Snipps Oboreh set out
on a crusade to revamp the school infrastructurally.
He
set up a task force headed by the Corel engineer of the Department of
Works. Actively involved were the Building Technology and Civil
Engineering departments.
Other
infrastructure projects executed include fire stations, lecture
theatres, roads, and a bunch of others. The real tragedy is that his
tenure as Rector ends in 2017.
Wouldn't it be awesome if educational institutions all over the country had this type of visionary leadership?
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