November 13, 2026

Senator Yayi Delivers Fully Equipped ICT Centre at Lisabi Grammar School

Senator Yayi Delivers Fully Equipped ICT Centre at Lisabi Grammar School

 

Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adéọlá, popularly known as Yayi, has completed and handed over a fully equipped Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Centre at Lisabi Grammar School in Abeokuta South Local Government Area, Ogun Central.

 

The project is intended to strengthen digital learning and give students greater access to practical ICT education. Its facilities include 60 desktop computers for classroom and hands-on instruction, a 30KVA generator for backup electricity and a 15KVA solar inverter to support the centre’s power supply.

 

The new centre provides students with equipment and infrastructure to develop technology skills in an increasingly digital world. Access to ICT education can help prepare young people for further study, employment and participation in a technology-driven economy.

 

The project also highlights the role of reliable power in supporting digital education. The generator and solar inverter are designed to help keep the computers and learning activities running when the regular electricity supply is unavailable.

 

The delivery at Lisabi Grammar School adds to infrastructure projects attributed to Senator Yayi in Ogun State, spanning Ogun West, Ogun East and Ogun Central. Supporters say the projects serve communities and sectors across the state, and argue that development should be judged by what is completed and the benefits it brings to residents.

 

The completion of the ICT Centre underscores the importance of investing in education and digital infrastructure. With computers and supporting power systems now available, the school has additional resources to expand practical learning and help students build skills relevant to future opportunities.

 

Further projects are anticipated in the coming months, with the stated aim of widening development opportunities and improving the quality of life of Ogun State residents.“Promise made, promises kept,”the project’s promoters said.

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