In a significant step towards advancing agricultural education and community development, the management team of Mohamet Lawan College of Agriculture, Maiduguri, led by the Provost, Dr. Abba Makinta, recently visited the Maiduguri office of the International Organization for Migration (IOM).
The visit aimed to explore potential areas of collaboration and partnership that could benefit both the students of the college and the broader community.
During the visit, Dr. Makinta and his team discussed various opportunities for collaboration, with a strong emphasis on agricultural training, entrepreneurship, and the development of agricultural value chains.
These focus areas are seen as crucial for fostering innovation and economic growth in the region, particularly in the field of agriculture.
The Provost expressed his commitment to enhancing the college’s outreach services, ensuring that students not only receive quality education but also gain practical skills that can be applied in the real world.
By partnering with the IOM, the college hopes to create impactful opportunities that will empower students to contribute meaningfully to the agricultural sector and the local economy.
This potential partnership aligns with Dr. Makinta’s broader vision of positioning Mohamet Lawan College of Agriculture as a hub for agricultural excellence and community development.
Through collaborative efforts with international organizations like the IOM, the college aims to provide students with access to cutting-edge resources and training, ultimately leading to sustainable development in the region.
The discussions held during the visit represent a promising step towards a fruitful collaboration that could transform agricultural education and entrepreneurship in Maiduguri and beyond.
Both the college and the IOM expressed optimism about the possibilities that lie ahead and are eager to explore how they can work together to achieve their shared goals.
