The College of Benin has obtained its first solar-powered borehole, courtesy of LG Electronics, to rework water provide on campus.
In accordance with a press release, the lately commissioned undertaking aimed to supply clear and uninterrupted water to college students and employees, decreasing dependence on the nationwide grid and slicing utility prices.
Company Advertising Supervisor, LG Electronics Nigeria, Paul Mba, reaffirmed the corporate’s dedication to company social accountability and sustainable improvement.
“At LG Electronics, we imagine in utilizing expertise to enhance lives. This solar-powered borehole is not only about offering water; it’s about making a sustainable future the place renewable power performs a key position in assembly primary wants. We’re proud to help UNIBEN on this initiative,” he stated.
He additionally expressed hope that the power can be well-maintained for future college students.
Vice-Chancellor of the College of Benin, Prof. Edoba Omoregie, who was represented by the Chairman of the Safety Committee, UNIBEN, Prof. Fred Ekhaise, described the undertaking as a “game-changer” for the college group.
“Entry to scrub water is crucial for each educational and residential life, and having a solar-powered answer ensures reliability whereas selling environmental accountability. We deeply admire LG Electronics for this beneficiant contribution,” he stated.
He urged the corporate to increase related help to different hostels to handle ongoing water challenges.
Furthermore, college students welcomed the undertaking, noting its impression on day by day life.
President of the UNIBEN Pupil Union Authorities, Agboola Timilehin, highlighted the persistent water shortages on campus, noting, “We frequently battle with water provide, particularly throughout peak hours. This borehole will make an enormous distinction, and the truth that it runs on photo voltaic power means we received’t have to fret about energy outages affecting water availability.”
Additional, the Dean of College students’ Affairs, Prof. Clement Ighodaro, praised LG Electronics for the initiative, urging college students to understand and preserve the power.
