- The vice president emphasised the government’s goal, saying tertiary education would be a priority
Vice President Kashim Shettima has reaffirmed the federal government’s commitment to transforming the country’s failing educational system by creating an inclusive and modern learning environment for students.
Shettima also emphasised the government’s commitment to aligning the educational sector with global standards by allocating resources, expertise, and political support.
The vice president emphasised the government’s goal, saying tertiary education would be a priority, while speaking at the University of Maiduguri 2023 National Alumni Association reunion dinner and award night in Abuja yesterday.
Represented by the director general of the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (FRCN), Dr Mohammed Bulama, he said: “We will use the opportunity of our being in this government and in line with the mantra of this government.
“That is, in the Renewed Hope Agenda of this administration, we will use this opportunity to continue to reiterate that we will pursue an agenda that will bring a new lease of life for Nigerians.
“We shall very soon usher in a new era of economic development, national transformation, and unprecedented prosperity that will touch the lives of all Nigerians. Amid this transformation, education, especially tertiary education will occupy a prominent place and priority.