Federal Govt Plans Upgrade Of Water Resources Institute To Varsity

Federal government is set to transform the National Water Resources Institute (NWRI) to a world class degree-awarding university, the minister of state for

water resources and sanitation, Alhaji Bello Muhammad Goronyo, has said.Goronyo said having been established some 44 years ago as the only water institute in the country and with the array of academics who are committed to their profession, transforming the institute to award degrees in its areas of specialty, would boost food security, youth inclusivity, and tackle unemployment and insecurity.

“We are trying to revitalise this place to become a world standard degree-awarding university. With the food security agenda of Mr. President, the elevation of this institution would go a long way to address insecurity, unemployment, and youth inclusivity.With the array of professors, doctors and staff committed to provide desired teaching and learning, it’s time for this institute to realise its mandate.

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