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Rivers Government Blames Collapse Of N3.9 Billion University Of Port Harcourt Arena Under Construction On Failure Or Misapplication Of Equipment - Vimarsana News

Rivers Government Blames Collapse Of N3.9 Billion University Of Port Harcourt Arena Under Construction On Failure Or Misapplication Of Equipment

The Rivers State Government, South-South Nigeria has said the collapse of an ultramodern Convocation Arena under construction at the University of Port Harcourt was either caused by slight equipment failure or misapplication by on-site operators.   It confirmed that two people were injured during the incident.   SaharaReporters reported on Monday that Rivers State-funded N3.9 billion Convocation Arena at the university collapsed, injuring at least two people.   It was reported that the incident led to panic and chaos in the school.  

BREAKING: Rivers Government-Funded N3.9Billion University Of Port Harcourt Arena Under Construction Collapses, Injures Two - Vimarsana News

BREAKING: Rivers Government-Funded N3.9Billion University Of Port Harcourt Arena Under Construction Collapses, Injures Two

The Convocation Arena at the University of Port Harcourt in Rivers State, South-South Nigeria collapsed on Monday, injuring at least two people. SaharaReporters learnt the incident led to panic and chaos in the school. However, the cause of the building collapse could not be ascertained yet. In 2020, the Rivers State Government awarded a contract for the construction of the project to Telios Group at N3.9 billion.

JAMB 2022: Mixed reactions trail low UTME cut-off marks in South-South - Vimarsana News

JAMB 2022: Mixed reactions trail low UTME cut-off marks in South-South

University lecturers in the South-South have received with mixed feelings, the recent lowering of cut-off marks for admission into tertiary institutions