Igbinedion University VC Laments Private Varsity’s Exclusion from TETFUND
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Igbinedion University VC Laments Private Varsity’s Exclusion from TETFUND March 17th, 2016CampusPortalNGStaff2
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Igbinedion University VC Laments Private Varsity’s Exclusion from TETFUND
The Vice-Chancellor of Igbinedion University, Okada, Professor Eghosa Osaghae, has lamented the exclusion of private universities from the proceeds of the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFUND) by the federal government.
Prof. Osaghae, who made this known at a briefing to mark the 12th convocation ceremony of the university, stated that the universities had been denied access to the government fund and left to cater for their operational costs, in spite of their huge financial contributions to the fund.
The vice-chancellor said that while universities privately managed and funded were more regulated by the National Universities Commission, their counterparts owned by the federal and state governments enjoyed the grants in aid as subsidies.
He argued that privately run universities would enjoy better improvement in infrastructure if additional funds were made available to them through the TETFUND initiative.
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Igbinedion University VC Laments Private Varsity’s Exclusion from TETFUND March 17th, 2016CampusPortalNGStaff2
What is this prof spewing from his mouth dey want to reap where dey didn’t sow where were dey wen assu embarked on a protracted strike after a long battle with governmnt they won’t benefit from the largess if private universitis know dat dey can’t thrive they shld better liquidate.
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What is this prof spewing from his mouth dey want to reap where dey didn’t sow where were dey wen assu embarked on a protracted strike after a long battle with governmnt they won’t benefit from the largess if private universitis know dat dey can’t thrive they shld better liquidate.