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Tai Solarin College of Education Omu Ijebu design portable hand sanitizer dispenser




 In the face of covid 19 challenge, the centre of Innovation, Tai Solarin College of Education Omu Ijebu, designed a no-touch, portable, adjustable hand sanitizer dispenser which requires no electricity or batteries. 

The hand sanitizer dispenser is ideal for entrance of personal offices, homes, business premises, religion centres, events and classroom.

 To use the hand sanitizer dispenser which sells for the price of #7,000 you only need to step on the pedal lightly and it dispenses into your waiting hands.




Please note that the College admission is still on. You can obtain your form for NCE, Degree (OOU Affiliated) and PDE online at https://my.tasce.edu.ng. We run our programmes on Full-Time, Part-Time and Online distance learning.
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