TETFund Calls for Collaborative Efforts to Advance Nigerian Tertiary Education
TETFund emphasized the shared responsibility of advancing Nigeria's tertiary education system to global standards through collaboration with stakeholders. At a town hall meeting in the North East, TETFund board member Sani Danladi highlighted the need for joint efforts from institutions, communities, industries, and civil society.
TETFund has allocated N70 billion for interventions by 2025, including the provision of mini power grids in 18 tertiary institutions. Danladi stressed the importance of fostering an innovation ecosystem within institutions to drive growth and innovation.
TETFund aims to sustain its agenda in line with the Federal Government's vision for higher education.
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