Landmark College Ikorodu has inaugurated a 100kVA solar power system as part of efforts to guarantee uninterrupted electricity and promote sustainable energy within its school environment.

The inauguration ceremony, held at the school in Ikorodu, marked a significant milestone for the institution as it continues to invest in modern infrastructure that supports teaching, learning, and overall development.

Speaking during the event, the management of the college described the project as a reflection of the institution’s commitment to progress, sustainability, and excellence. The initiative, according to the school, was conceived to address the persistent challenges associated with unstable public power supply.

In a brief remark at the inauguration, the CEO and Chairman of the college, Mr Isiaka Oyebamiji, said the project demonstrates the college's determination to embrace futuristic solutions and ensure a conducive learning environment.

“Today we have gathered to commission (sic) our new 100kVA solar energy project, a capital initiative that reflects our progress, sustainability and strong commitment to excellence. In this era of electricity disruption, Landmark College has decided to embrace futuristic solutions and move away from anything that brings about power shortages,” he said.

He noted that the solar installation would significantly reduce the institution’s dependence on conventional electricity sources while ensuring that academic and administrative activities continue without interruption.

“Today, here on the school premises, we are commissioning this 100kVA solar power system that will serve the entire school community. This ultimately means that power supply challenges will now become a thing of the past for the school,” he added.

The event featured prayers, remarks from members of the school community, and the symbolic cutting of the ribbon, marking the official launch of the solar facility.

With the project now operational, the college expressed optimism that the investment would not only enhance productivity within the institution but also serve as a step toward environmental sustainability and efficient energy use.

The management described the inauguration as a milestone moment, noting that the facility is now fully ready for use “for the benefit of the entire school community and humanity at large.”