The Nation Newspaper Every Nigerian child will get access to higher education, says Kalu
has said that the decision by the parliament to amend the Students Loan and Access to Higher Education Act 2023 is ultimately to give opportunity to every Nigerian child to acquire a university education regardless of economic circumstances of the individual involved.
“Initiatives such as establishing the Tertiary Education Trust Fund for infrastructure development and scholarship provision have been instrumental in improving educational facilities and supporting deserving students. “By prioritizing inclusivity and equity in higher education, we can unleash the full potential of our youth and cultivate a generation of leaders equipped to address the multifaceted challenges facing our society.
He asked Nigerians to reduce the emphasis on certificates and focus more on the acquisition of skills and knowledge needed to meet the present-day harsh realities. “Education should not be solely about obtaining certificates but should be focused on equipping individuals with the skills and knowledge needed to address real-world challenges and drive positive change.
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