Yes, Ibadan Business School (IBS) at 26, Francis Okedeji street, old Bodija, Ibadan established over the years has stepped up it game as The World Bank said via a letter "We have seen and visited toir facilities and i am happy to inform you that the World Bank is willing to partner with your institution and to introduce your programme to World Bank supported project teams in Nigeria".
The World Bank team led by the Lead Procurement Specialist Africa Region, Chief Bayo Awesemusi after visiting IBS said 'this is an incredibly excellent training in Nigeria. The facility and Location is extremely convenient for Learning. The Bank will like to partner with the Management to ensure that the programme is introduced to other African Countries.
World bank has teamed up with Ibadan Business School (IBS) to appraise rhe adequacy of our facilities and capacities for the delivery of proposed Professional Certificate Programmes (Classroom based)
Entrepreneurship Education and Training (class room based) and
Regular Certificate Education Programme in E-learning courses (online based).
Chairman of Ibadan Business School (IBS) Professor Oladapo Afolabi, during a press Conference said the key solution to our national growing unemployment crisis strategically lies in the public sector which currently drives the economy. IBS has designed, through its Entrepreneurship Education and Training Programmea to learn critical capacity support to this sector.
Sources/ Photos: vanguard, www.ibadanbusinessschool.com
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