By Gideon Maxwell
July 31, 2024
In an exciting afternoon marked by innovation and forward-thinking, Nigeria’s former Vice President Yemi Osinbajo toured the Timbuktoo Unipod construction site in Lomé, witnessing firsthand the meticulous design and advanced machinery set to drive innovative activities.
Prof. Osinbajo expressed his admiration for the strategic planning and high-calibre machinery being unpacked, which will be pivotal in supporting various innovative activities.
“It’s inspiring to witness the deliberate planning and the state-of-the-art machinery being set up here. This project is a testament to the power of intentionality in design and execution,” he stated.
Reflecting on the visit, Osinbajo said, “An exciting afternoon touring the Timbuktoo Unipod under construction in Lomé, and seeing firsthand the intentionality of the design, unpacking machinery that will support innovative activities and learning about the collaboration with the University of Lomé to support the Timbuktoo vision.”
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A significant highlight of the visit was learning about the collaboration with the University of Lomé.
This partnership aims to bolster the Timbuktoo vision, integrating academic prowess with practical innovation to create a hub of cutting-edge technology and forward-thinking solutions. Osinbajo commended the collaborative efforts, emphasizing the importance of such synergies in driving progress and innovation.
“The collaboration with the University of Lomé is particularly commendable. It’s crucial for academic institutions and innovative projects like Timbuktoo to work hand in hand, fostering an environment where learning and practical application go hand in hand,” Osinbajo noted.
The Timbuktoo Unipod project is poised to become a beacon of innovation and excellence in the region, setting a high standard for future technological and educational developments.
