House Of Reps Concurrs & Passes Bill For Establishment Of Federal University Of Technology, Ilaro

Posted on October 23, 2024

House of Representatives, also known as the Green Chamber of the National Assembly, has concurred and passed the Bill for “An Act to provide for Establishment of Federal University of Technology, Ilaro”, which was sponsored by the lawmaker representing Ogun West Senatorial District, Aremo Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola Yayi. 
The Bill, “An Act to provide for Establishment of Federal University of Technology, Ilaro, to make Comprehensive Provisions for its Due Management and Administration and for Related Matters” (SB. 345), was passed by the Senate a month ago.
This is another giant step for a Federal University in Ogun West Senatorial District.
“We will graciously await the kind Assent of the President to legalize Federal University of Technology, Ilaro, Ogun State” the Senator said.

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