The Federal Government through its Ministry of Environment has handed over more than $2 million worth of equipment to refrigeration and air conditioning training centres in the country.The Federal Government through its Ministry of Environment has handed over more than $2 million worth of equipment to refrigeration and air conditioning training centres in the country.
The equipment procured and handed over to the training centres include refrigeration handling tools such as service manifolds, electronic gauges, vacuum gauges, and tools for tubing such as general tube cutters, capillary tube cutters, Pinch off pliers, and flaring tools. One of the major activities proposed by the ministry and approved for implementation under the HPMP stage 2 in 2018 is the establishment of Refrigeration and Air-conditioning Centres of Excellence by strengthening existing training centres to provide up-to-date best practices in using non-ozone-depleting and low global warming potential refrigerants, as well as improving the energy efficiency of cooling appliances.
“I implore you to utilise the equipment effectively and abide by all the conditions outlined by the ministry. This is an ongoing intervention and soon additional training centres will be recruited into the programme,” he said. Squealing to the discovery of petroleum, Nigeria has rapidly grown into a major food importing nation as the government has become neglectful of the agricultural sector since petroleum is considered a more viable resource for economic development
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