President Tinubu Appoints New TETFund Board to Enhance Higher Education

New TETFund board appointments

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has announced the appointment of a new board for the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund), a key organization that supports higher education in Nigeria. The new board will be chaired by Alhaji Aminu Masari and includes Senator Sani Danladi, Mr. Sunday Adepoju, Mr. Nurudeen Adeyemi, Mrs. Esther Onyinyechukwu Ukachukwu, Mr. Turaki Ibrahim, and Mr. Aboh Eduyok.

In a statement by Ajuri Ngelale, Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, President Tinubu emphasized that the new board members are expected to show dedication and commitment. The goal is for the board to help advance TETFund’s mission of improving the quality and productivity of higher education in Nigeria.

This announcement is an important step in strengthening Nigeria’s higher education system. TETFund has played a crucial role in providing financial support to universities and other institutions, and the new board is expected to continue and expand this support.

President Tinubu’s choice of board members highlights his focus on selecting experienced and qualified individuals. These new members are expected to help ensure that resources are used effectively to enhance the educational landscape.

Alhaji Aminu Masari, who will serve as the Chairman, brings significant experience and leadership to the board. The other members, including Senator Danladi and Mrs. Ukachukwu, are also known for their expertise and dedication to education.

The board will oversee TETFund’s work, which includes providing grants, funding research, and supporting infrastructure projects. These efforts are aimed at ensuring that students receive a high-quality education.

President Tinubu’s statement showed the importance of the board’s work in achieving TETFund’s objectives. By improving higher education quality, the board will contribute to the broader goal of educational excellence in Nigeria.

The new board is appointed at a critical time when Nigeria is addressing issues in higher education. This fresh leadership brings hope for renewed and effective efforts to support and enhance tertiary education in the country.

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