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NANS applauds Tinubu for approving N683b intervention funds for public tertiary education institutions

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The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has applauded President Bola Tinubu for the approval of N683,429,268 billion as the 2024 Intervention Funds for public tertiary education institutions in the country.

This was announced on Friday by the Executive Secretary of Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund), Mr Sonny Echono, during the Fund’s strategic planning meeting with heads of beneficiary-institutions in Abuja.

The President of NANS, Comrade Pedro Obi, told newsmen in Enugu on Friday that this monumental decision marks a significant milestone in the development of the educational system in the country.

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Obi said that the association recognizes the immense dedication and commitment of President Tinubu towards improving the quality of education in Nigeria.

According to him, the approval of these monumental Intervention Funds demonstrates the government’s unwavering support for public tertiary institutions.

This, he said, remained a clear indication of President Tinubu’s recognition of the pivotal role that education plays in shaping the future of our nation.

“We believe that the allocation of these funds will go a long way in addressing the various challenges faced by public tertiary institutions across the country.

“NANS urges the management of these institutions to utilise the subvention in a proper and transparent manner.

“It is imperative that these funds are directed towards initiatives that will directly benefit the students and enhance the quality of education offered in these institutions,” he said.

The NANS boss also implored the school management to ensure that this intervention helped to reduce the increment and hike in school fees experienced by students in tertiary institutions.

“It is our firm belief that education should be affordable and accessible to all, and the prudent utilization of these funds will contribute to achieving this goal.

“NANS remains committed to collaborating with the government and all relevant stakeholders to address the challenges facing the Nigerian educational system.

“We are confident that with continued support and investment in the sector, we can create an enabling environment for students to thrive academically and become productive members of society.

“Once again, we express our deepest appreciation to President Tinubu for his visionary leadership and commitment to the advancement of education in Nigeria,” he said.

He, however, called on all students to remain focused, dedicated, and utilize the opportunities provided by this intervention fund for their educational and personal growth and development.

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