MOMAS Group Chairman Launches Landmark Artificial Intelligence and Digital Engineering College in Nigeria
In a historic stride toward advancing technological education and innovation in Nigeria, Engr. (Dr.) Kola Balogun, Chairman of MOMAS Group, has officially unveiled the Kola Balogun College of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Engineering (KBCOAIDE) — a cutting-edge institution focused on Artificial Intelligence, Drone Technology, and STEM development.
The newly commissioned complex, situated within Summit University, Offa, Kwara State, stands as a powerful testament to Engr. Balogun’s unwavering vision to empower Nigerian youth with future-ready skills critical to national development.
A Vision for Technological Empowerment
During an inspection tour of the facility, Engr. Balogun was joined by Air Vice Marshal AbdulGaniyu Olabisi (Rtd), a distinguished defense technology expert, and senior representatives from One Innovation Hub (ONEIH), Offa. They were received by Summit University officials, led by the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Abiodun Musa Aibinu, along with other senior administrators.
The partnership between MOMAS Group and Summit University aims to strengthen Nigeria’s technological capacity by integrating hands-on learning in emerging technologies across Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) disciplines.
World-Class Facilities and Innovation Spaces
The college boasts state-of-the-art facilities including:
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Drone simulation and training rooms
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Digital fabrication laboratories
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Drone assembly bays
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A dedicated Printed Circuit Board (PCB) production unit
These resources are designed to provide immersive, practical education and accelerate Nigeria’s journey toward technological self-reliance.
Leaders Applaud the Initiative
Speaking at the event, Engr. Kola Balogun expressed pride in the progress achieved, emphasizing MOMAS Group’s long-standing commitment to youth empowerment and capacity building.
“This college embodies our steadfast commitment to empowering Nigerian youth with the skills necessary to tackle future challenges in energy, security, and drone technology. It is about building human capacity for a sustainable future,”
— Engr. (Dr.) Kola Balogun
Air Vice Marshal Olabisi (Rtd) commended the initiative, describing it as a visionary move toward integrating drone technology into higher education with far-reaching implications for national security, agriculture, and disaster management.
