Electronics Giants, Samsung is set to establishing an Engineering
Academy in Ado Ekiti, the state capital as part of its partnership
arrangement with the state government.
This is part of the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed by the
state government and the management of Samsung in Seoul, South Korea on
Monday.
Ekiti State Governor, Dr Kayode Fayemi signed for the state
government, while Mr. Seongwoo Nam, Executive Vice President (IT
Solutions Business), signed on behalf of Samsung at a brief ceremony at
the company’s head office in Seoul.
According to a statement by the Chief Press Secretary to the
Governor, Mr Olayinka Oyebode, other areas of collaboration between
Ekiti State and Samsung as agreed in the MOU, include e-governance,
healthcare, technology park, smart city and safe city initiatives of
the Ekiti State Government.
Governor Fayemi said the partnership with Samsung will boost the
state government’s ICT plans, especially its e-school, e-payment and
e-government projects.
It is recalled that Samsung is one of the major partners in the state
government’s Computer-per – child initiatives (e-School project) which
is designed to put a laptop computer on the desk of every student in
the state’s public secondary school by 2014. Already, 33,000 laptop
computers of the planned 100,000 are being distributed across the state
in the fist phase of the projec
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