President Bola Tinubu has cautioned public university authorities against the “arbitrary increase in various fees payable by Nigerian students,” emphasizing that such practices hinder the growth of tertiary education and limit access, particularly for financially disadvantaged youth…CONTINUE READING....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
Assuring Nigerians of a commitment to maintaining steady academic programs with a stable calendar nationwide, the president addressed 14,866 first-degree graduates at the University of Uyo’s (UNIUYO) combined convocation.
Represented by the Minister of State for Education, Dr. Yusuf Sununu, Tinubu urged the graduates to be ambassadors of Nigeria, contributing their ingenuity to revive the country’s economy.
He stated that his administration has implemented measures to enhance the university’s effectiveness in teaching, research, and manpower development, with a focus on updating education quality and standards across the nation’s schools.
Tinubu declared, “This administration will work to optimize our university curricula in terms of quality access and relevance to our national needs, recognizing the pivotal role of universities in the economic growth of our nation.”
