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By Francis Nansak
The Keffi Old Boys Association (KOBA) have perfected plans on completion of an electronic library started in the school by late President Umaru Yar’adua while he was Nigeria leader.
Their decision to complete the project was reached during the association Annual General Meeting, (AGM) of the association Friday in the premises of the college in Keffi.
Speaking in an interview with journalists, the National Secretary of the association, Mr Sam Israel revealed that one thing that makes KOBA thick amongst other old students associations in the country is the ability and willingness by all members across the country to donate generous for policies of the association.
He said despite the insecurity, economic hardship, members across the north and beyond are all in attendance for the AGM.
The National President, Chief Engineer Edward Ukege, whose tenure was extended for another four years while thanking members for the confidence reposed on him, said he is not going to do any magic, but move on with the good works he started in the first tenure.
He assured that the association and the college become admired by all in academics and facility for conducive learning and teaching environment where both the students and staff will be proud of.
Apex News Exclusive reports that the KOBA AGM which started on Tuesday with a novelty football match and gala night will come to an end on Saturday at Abuja with awards to the governors of Plateau, Benue and Nasarawa states among sixteen of the association members who have demonstrated capacity for the upliftment of the association.
