Former Governor of Yobe State, Senator Ibrahim Gaidam, CON, has reaffirmed his commitment to supporting quality education following a courtesy visit by the management of Nigerian Turkish International Colleges (NTIC), Yobe State.
The NTIC management visited Senator Gaidam to appreciate his continued support and contributions to the growth and development of the institution.
During the visit, the management presented gifts to the former governor in recognition of his contributions and commitment to advancing the college’s vision.
Senator Gaidam, who described himself as one of the founding supporters and ambassadors of the institution, expressed appreciation to the management for the gesture, assuring them of his continued support.
He said his doors would always remain open to the institution, stressing that education remained one of the most important investments in the future of society.
The former governor urged the management to sustain its commitment to academic excellence, strengthen teaching and learning standards, maintain discipline and provide students with the necessary guidance, mentorship and moral upbringing.
According to him, the responsibility of educational institutions goes beyond preparing students for examinations, noting that they must also focus on building character, instilling values, developing leadership qualities and equipping young people with the knowledge and confidence to contribute meaningfully to society.
Senator Gaidam also encouraged the management and teaching staff to remain innovative, dedicated and focused on improving the academic standards and overall performance of the college.
He commended the management, teachers and entire NTIC community for their dedication and contributions to the institution’s development.
The former governor expressed optimism that the college would achieve greater milestones in academic excellence and institutional development.
He maintained that supporting educational institutions committed to nurturing responsible, disciplined and intellectually sound young people remained a worthwhile investment in the collective future of society.
