YABATECH Part-time Students’ Resumption Date

This is to inform part-time students of Yaba College of
Technology (YABATECH)
that the resumption date is on
April, 2nd, 2016.
In view of this, all newly admitted part-time candidates
should pay their acceptance fees and school fees on or
before 2nd of April, 2016.

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