BY VICTOR BIENI
THE Delta State Chairman of the Alumni Association of the Federal University of Technology Owerri (FUTO), Dr Martins Kedienhon, has said that they aim to proffer solutions to food insecurity through technology-based, or precision farming systems.
Our reporter learnt this when Kedienhon briefed journalists on the outcome of their Summit and commended award recipients on distinguished excellence and patronage. Kedienhon then commended the award recipients such as the Deputy Governor of Abia State, Emetu Ikenchukwu; the Managing Director of Tantita security services, Chief Kestin Pondi; and others.
He also commended those unveiled as alumni patrons such as the Member representing Burutu Federal Constituency, Julius Pondi, Engr; Samuel Adjoagbe; former EDP of NDDC, Engr. Lawrence Ejiofor; former Delta State Commissioner For Culture and Tourism, Odega Odega; Chief Executive Officer of J.B Octopus Integrated Services, Engr. Aghomishe Kingsley, and Seplat Energy PLC.
According to the social development expert, the summit was anchored on the theme: “Harnessing Emerging Technology For Inclusive Economic Growth; Leveraging AI and Agriculture.” He commended dignitaries that graced the occasion. Kedienhon, while thanking God for the success of the event, commended the awardees and patrons of FUTO Alumni, Delta State Chapter, for their unwavering commitment to the community and course of the less-privileged Deltans, support to the growth and development of humanity at large.
He noted that the event had availed the group the opportunity to celebrate their achievements, engage in meaningful discussions, share values and a renewed commitment towards supporting each other, build a stronger Alumni community, and fashion collaborative initiatives aimed at advancing the association’s mission and impact.
