Education Minister Alausa Calls for Results from Colleges

Dr Tunji Alausa, the Minister of Education, challenged provosts of colleges of education to demonstrate results through the effective implementation of the dual mandate, which aims to improve institutional accountability and the quality of teacher preparation. Speaking at the National Commission for Colleges of Education Teacher Education Leadership and Impact Award ceremony in Abuja, represented by Dr Cecilia Uba, he highlighted the reform as an opportunity to strengthen teacher training and expand academic pathways.
Alausa stressed that success depends on strategic leadership and collaboration among stakeholders. He reaffirmed the Federal Ministry of Education's commitment to enhancing the quality and relevance of teacher education in Nigeria.
The dual mandate allows eligible colleges to offer both the Nigeria Certificate in Education and approved bachelor’s degree programs, emphasizing institutional capacity and quality assurance. Dr Angela Ajala, Executive Secretary of the NCCE, urged college provosts to embrace innovation and improve institutional performance.
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