Edo secures tripartite deal with Chinese Govt, steel company

Governor Obaseki announced this on his X page, formerly Twitter, on Tuesday.

By Helen Okechukwu

Edo State Governor, Godwin Obaseki has sealed a tripartite deal with the Chinese government and Yongxing Steel Company, one of the biggest steel companies in Nigeria operating in the state to boost vocational and technical education in the state.

Governor Obaseki announced this on his X page, formerly Twitter, on Tuesday.

Governor Obaseki and the Chinese Government representative [PHOTO CREDIT:X]

Governor Obaseki reiterated that the agreement is to enhance vocational skills, cultural and educational exchange, and create opportunities for Edo youths to study in China.

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He emphasised that the partnership with the Chinese government is to build a cordial relationship between Edo State and China, creating a foundation for robust bilateral relations

Obaseki, Chinese Government representative, and steel company representatives [PHOTO CREDIT:X]

Furthermore, the Chinese partners have been assured of unwavering support from the Edo State Government to ensure the success and sustainability of this transformative venture.

In addition to advancing technical and vocational education, the agreement is poised to contribute to the broader goals of economic development, as it fosters the growth of the steel industry in the state.

This collaboration exemplifies the commitment of both states to invest in education as a catalyst for socio-economic progress.

Mr Obaseko expressed his elation and gratitude to all stakeholders who played important roles in making the achievement possible.

He recognised the Ministry of Education; Edo State Polytechnic, Usen; the Chinese Consulate in Lagos; and the Management of Fuzhou Polytechnic in China.