Tet-Fund Project: Accommodation Problem Has Been Solved In Isu Federal College Of Education- Provost
Alex Odeh
The Provost of Federal College Of Education (Technical), Isu, Professor Okey Reuben Okechukwu, has said that with the handover of Tet-Fund projects by Gossima Construction Company, that the winnowing cry by the students and staff about office accommodation had been brought to an end.
Professor Okechukwu Ruben stated this at Isu during the handover of the Tet-Fund projects to the management of the institution.
He , however, called on Gossima Group, led by Dr. Gideon Osi, to come back and correct the observations made.
He said, “Today the winnowing cry by the students and staff about office accommodation will be brought to an end. We will start allocating offices to staff and students. And we have materials. I’ve always encouraged all of you to be patient, patient, patient.

He recalled that he had told the staff and management to exercise patient,noting that development of the institution was a gradual process, “Because good things do not come immediate. It is a gradual process. Today you have all seen what we have done within these few years of our stay in this college. I want to thank the council members. I want to thank the management team.
He appreciated Gossima Group and called on it to come back and complete the remaining work.
“And I want to thank Gossima Group, led by Dr. Gideon Osi. He has done very well. You can see that he has done well.
“Do remember the observations we made. So that they will be corrected. As we accept in confidence. You will also come back to finish up with that confidence which we impose on you. Thank you so very much.
Speaking earlier, Honorable Mario Owonwumi, acting chairman representing the Governing Council of Isu College(Technical), said he was proud to see what Tet Fund and Gosima construction company had done in the institution with the help of the Provost.
He said the project was a leagcy one.
He said, “The contractor, Gossima, my own brother and friend, the GOC, and his team, the consultants, and also the provost and his management team, have done extra-ordinarily well today. Today is a landmark history. These projects are legacy projects.
“We are indeed, as a council, very elated and deeply pleased with what we have witnessed today. We are sure our president who has sent us on a mission to improve and enhance the lives, the infrastructure, and the environment of the Isu community in Ebonyi state, is happy”, he said.
