TETFund to Launch Electric Campus Transport Scheme in Nigerian Tertiary Institutions
The Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) is set to launch an electric campus transport scheme in selected tertiary institutions across Nigeria in November. The initiative, led by TETFund's Executive Secretary Sonny Echono, aims to address mobility challenges faced by students nationwide.
The project will commence with 12 pilot campuses to improve student welfare and learning environments. Additionally, TETFund will invest in student hostels across 72 institutions starting in December.
Echono highlighted the government's commitment to ensuring quality education access for all Nigerian children through initiatives like student loan schemes and institutional funding.
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