UNICROSS Acting VC Commissions Faculty Borehole to Boost Water Supply

In a bid to enhance campus infrastructure and provide a conducive learning environment, the Acting Vice Chancellor of the University of Cross River State (UNICROSS), Prof. Francisca Bassey, has commissioned a newly constructed borehole at the Faculty of Engineering.

The borehole is expected to provide a 24-hour water supply to the faculty, addressing the long-standing issue of water scarcity and promoting a more efficient academic experience.

The commissioning ceremony took place during the Acting Vice Chancellor’s visit to the Faculty of Engineering, where she was received by the Dean and other faculty members.

While commending the initiative, the Acting Vice Chancellor described the project as a step in the right direction towards achieving the university’s broader development agenda.

The Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, who led the project, expressed his gratitude to the university management for their support and approval of the initiative. He noted that the borehole project is a strategic contribution to the institution’s growth and development, aimed at providing a reliable source of water for the faculty’s academic and research activities.

The Acting Vice Chancellor praised the project’s execution, highlighting the importance of such initiatives in raising the university’s standards. She emphasized that the provision of basic amenities like water is essential for creating a conducive learning environment, and commended the faculty for taking the lead in addressing this critical need.

The commissioning of the borehole project is a significant milestone for the University of Cross River State, and demonstrates the institution’s commitment to providing quality education and improving the overall student experience. With the new borehole in place, students and staff of the Faculty of Engineering can now enjoy a reliable and consistent water supply, facilitating their academic and research pursuits.

The project is also expected to have a positive impact on the university’s overall infrastructure, as it sets a precedent for similar initiatives in other faculties and departments. As the university continues to grow and expand, the provision of basic amenities like water will play a critical role in supporting its development agenda.