The National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) has officially commissioned a new campus in Wase Local Government Area, indicating an essential turning point in the area’s educational growth.
The establishment of the NOUN campus in Wase was facilitated by the Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Idris Wase. His contributions were critical in bringing this vital educational institution to the area, demonstrating his dedication to improving educational possibilities for his constituents.
The inauguration event was witnessed by dignitaries, municipal authorities, and members of the academic community.
The new university campus is expected to significantly impact socioeconomic development, community building, and educational opportunities in Wase LGA and neighboring areas, creating business opportunities and income for local entrepreneurs.
The campus will generate job opportunities for academic and non-academic staff, reducing unemployment in the region, and benefiting local contractors and suppliers.
The NOUN campus is expected to attract a various category of professionals, scholars, and students to Wase, improving its infrastructure and public services.
Professor Olufemi Peters, Vice-Chancellor of NOUN, emphasized the university’s dedication to delivering quality education and promoting inclusive growth during the commissioning ceremony.
He expressed optimism that the Wase campus would become a beacon of learning and development in Plateau State.
The commissioning of the NOUN campus in Wase represents a significant step forward in the region’s educational landscape, promising lasting benefits for individuals and the broader community.
