* Trains graduates to create jobs, self sufficiency.
As the nation continue to grapple with insecurity and high level unemployment, the Rector of Nigeria Korean Friendship Institute , Charles Oluwatoyin said the institute has the capacity to train graduates that will create jobs and be self reliant, rather than searching for white and blue collar jobs that are not forthcoming.
He equally pledge to develop Apps that will aid security agencies in the fight against insecurity that has plagued the nation.
The rector made the assertions recently in his office in Lokoja, state capital.
He stated that the institute’s state of the art Cyber-security facilities when deployed could assist Security operatives for intelligence gathering, disclosing that the institute is developing an application to help resolve several challenges facing the security agencies.
“In today’s rapidly evolving world, technology has become an indispensable tool in combating various security challenges. The integration of technology into security systems enhances surveillance, intelligence gathering, and response capabilities” Williams Charles stated.
He said the resolution of the present administration to consolidate on the predecessor’ s gains recorded in security of lives and property would be sustained with modern technology .
“The use of surveillance cameras, biometric identification systems, and data analytics have proven to be effective in preventing and combating criminal activities. By investing in technology, the Governor aims to create a safer and more secure environment for the citizens” he expressed.
He added that technology could facilitate communication and collaboration among security agencies, leading to more efficient and coordinated efforts in addressing security threats stating that real-time information sharing, predictive analytics, and automated response systems enable quick and effective decision-making, thereby thwarting potential security risks.
On the issue of unemployment, he stated that Vocational education plays vital role in shaping the future of individuals and the entire nation stressing that such form of learning equips individuals with practical skills and knowledge that are directly applicable to the workforce.
He hinted that Governor Ododo recognizes the need to bridge the gap between academic learning and real-world applications and such approach would not only empower individuals with the necessary skill but also paves the way for economic growth and development.
The Rector said Governor Ododo ‘s priority of vocational and technical education is to empower individuals with the necessary skills for the job market, thereby reducing unemployment and fostering economic growth.
The Rector attested that the emphasis on skill acquisition through vocational education and the utilisation of technology to solve insecurity reflects Governor Ododo ‘s dedication to the holistic development of the state asserting that by investing in these two crucial areas, the governor plan to create a society that is not only economically prosperous but also safe and secure.
