The African Development Bank (AfDB) has adopted Veritas University, Bwari, Abuja as its Centre of Excellence for Computer Coding for employment in Nigeria, Vice Chancellor of the university, Prof. Hyacinth Ichoku has disclosed.
He said that computer coding played a critical role in the modern economy; hence its partnership with AfDB was a significant milestone for the university.
Ichoku said this at a press conference on the milestones of the university in Abuja.
He said: “Since our relocation to Abuja in 2014, Veritas University has made significant strides in various aspects of academic excellence and institutional development.
“Our commitment to providing quality education and moulding the holistic personality has been unwavering, leading to numerous accomplishments that have shaped the university’s reputation both nationally and internationally.
“One of our proudest achievements is our consistent focus on academic excellence. Our dedicated faculty members have engaged in cutting-edge research, published in reputable journals, and received prestigious awards for their contributions to knowledge.
“The university’s academic programmes have been recognised for their quality and relevance in preparing students for the challenges of the modern world”.
He noted that the decision to collaborate with AfDB was a testament to the quality of education and innovation at Veritas University.
The vice-chancellor said the university was honoured to be chosen as a partner in advancing computer coding for employment in Nigeria and indeed, in Africa.
