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With all the concerns that we have here in the US about West Africa - Boko Haram - Ebola etc. - I must admit, that even though this was my sixteenth trip to Nigeria, I did have some anxiety in going. However, as has been the case fifteen times before, God was with us - and we had a very fruitful, safe and productive trip.
As some of you know, WATS has been working on a project to bring enhanced technology and Library services to the campus for over 3 years. Working closely with Asbury Theological Seminary in Wilmore, Kentucky - we are very close to the completion of this project. This trip was to ready the facilities at WATS in advance of carrying over the equipment, installing and training to take place sometime in November.
I will have more details on the progress of this project, as well as more stories of "His Rivers" in the days to come. For now, I am including a few pictures below.
As some of you know, WATS has been working on a project to bring enhanced technology and Library services to the campus for over 3 years. Working closely with Asbury Theological Seminary in Wilmore, Kentucky - we are very close to the completion of this project. This trip was to ready the facilities at WATS in advance of carrying over the equipment, installing and training to take place sometime in November.
I will have more details on the progress of this project, as well as more stories of "His Rivers" in the days to come. For now, I am including a few pictures below.
Street View of WATS
At the WATS Guest House with Dr Kenneth Butcher, Dr Alan Cellamare
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Myself, Kenjie and Emmanuel The WATS E Library Team
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The new E Library Room
The Server room in progress The new Rack ready for Equipment
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