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KsTU Completes 4-Storey Block at Adako Jachie Campus

KsTU Completes 4-Storey Block at Adako Jachie Campus

Kumasi Technical University (KsTU) has completed a four – storey building complex at its Adako Jachie campus. The Six Million Ghana Cedi (GH₡ 6,000,000) complex which is mainly meant for lectures and office accommodation was constructed by AECON Complex Limited with an internally generated fund from KsTU.

The building complex has various facilities. These include 16 lecture halls, 24 offices, 2 libraries, 4 store rooms, 2 computer laboratories, staff and students’ washrooms as well as those for the disabled. Four of the lecture rooms are 120 – seater each while twelve of them are 100 – seater each.

In his opening remarks after an inspection of the building, the Acting Vice Chancellor of KsTU Prof. Mike A. Acheampong indicated that it was heartwarming to handover the project to the University. He recounted the historyof the building where initially, a single-storey design was presented at Academic Board meeting for discussion. He intimated that eventually, the Academic Board opted for a four-storey instead of the initially suggested single-storey. Drawings for that were subsequently submitted and accepted.

Prof. Acheampong advised that users of the facility should be mindful of the culture of maintenance so that the University gets value for money. He was grateful to the Contractor Mr. Peter Mensah and the other staff of the University for their various inputs especially, the staff of the Faculty of Built and Natural Environment.

About KsTU

Kumasi Technical University was established in 1954 as Kumasi Technical Institute (K. T. I. ) to offer craft courses. In 1963, the Institute was converted to a non-tertiary Polytechnic status under the Ghana Education Service to start offering, in addition, technician diploma and sub- professional courses.

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Location: Kumasi - Ashanti Region, Ghana, W/A

Postal Address: P. O. Box 854, Kumasi 

Email: info@kstu.edu.gh 

Tel: Admissions: +233(0)322 496 534, +233(0)322 496 380