NAPS Presents Demands for Polytechnic Reforms to Federal Government
The National Association of Polytechnic Students (NAPS) presented ten demands to the Federal Government during a meeting with Education Minister Tunji Alausa in Abuja. The demands included reforms in Polytechnic education, increased funding, curriculum enhancements, and the abolishment of dichotomy between Polytechnic and university graduates.
NAPS President Comrade Eshiofune Paul Oghayan commended the government's commitment to education reform and urged for comprehensive changes in the Polytechnic system. The meeting also involved top ministry officials and focused on enhancing the quality of technical education in Nigeria to align with global standards and improve opportunities for Polytechnic students.
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