The Federal College of Agriculture, Moor Plantation, Ibadan, on Tuesday, March 17, 2026, hosted a delegation from Henryj Valeens, a public relations, advertising, and consulting firm, on a courtesy visit to the Provost of the centenarian College.
The Provost, Professor Jonathan J. Atungwu, and members of the College management received the team, led by its MD/CEO, Dr. Ejike Ndiulo.
As part of the visit, the delegation was conducted round key facilities within the institution, including the College farms, Entrepreneurship Centre, Engineering Workshop where various machines have been fabricated, the bakery and hairdressing units, as well as the College’s major and mini halls. The team also visited the organic farm.
The visitors expressed admiration for the College’s extensive infrastructure and developmental strides, noting that an institution established in 1921 has demonstrated significant growth and capacity that, in their view, positions it for university status.
Speaking during the visit, Dr. Ndiulo commended the management for their efforts and disclosed the firm’s willingness to partner with the College. He further offered to support the training and capacity development of the College’s Public Relations Unit.
Present at the auspicious occasion were the Deans of the School of Agriculture and School of Engineering Technology, Dr. Mrs. Modupe Sodamola, Engr. Dr. A. Atere and Head, Public Relations Unit, Mrs. Oyekemi Wilson, while Messrs Emeke Egbune and Adebola Adebayo represented Henryj Valeens.
The delegation indicated its intention to revisit the institution in the near future to explore areas of further collaborations.
The Provost appreciated the visit and acknowledged the longstanding relationship between himself and the MD/CEO of Henryj Valeens, which spans over three decades, describing it as instrumental to fostering the engagement.
Credit: Wilson Oyekemi
