Fayemi Approves The Extension Of Dedicated 33KV Power Line To JIBMORE ICT HUB, Ikun-Ekiti


The Ekiti State Government under the leadership of Governor Kayode Fayemi, has approved the extension of a dedicated 33KV power line to Jibmore ICT Hub and Center of Excellence, Ikun Ekiti.   


The Governor, ably represented by the Director-General, ICT, Dr. Hakeem Bakare, visited the site of the ICT Hub and Centre of Excellence situated at Ikun-Ekiti in Moba Local Government Area of the State for an on-the-spot assessment of the project.   

 Bakare, who was impressed by the level of infrastructure he met on ground, promised to support the ICT Hub and Centre of Excellence in every way possible to achieve its objectives. The ICT HUB sited in Ikun Ekiti by Mr Micheal Olajide( Baba Oba) the CEO of Sidmac Technologies.

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