Mr Tinubu said the stock market’s strong performance reflects investor confidence in the broader economy and validates ongoing reforms.
Speaking at the launch in Lagos, Dangote said the plan will support 45,000 new students every year from 2026.
The Nigerian Education Loan Fund has taken sensitisation on the students’ loan to Ekiti.
Mr Echono also revealed that TETFund was scaling up support for research laboratories, digital learning systems, and sustainable power projects.
She said the exercise is aimed at ensuring a seamless verification and loan application process for students once the portal opens.
The extension, she said, was intended to ensure that all eligible students were duly captured.
Vice-President Kashim Shettima has assured Nigerians in the Diaspora of robust engagement in the policies and programmes of the administration of President Bola Tinubu.
Mr Bobola said that the affected students refused to access the students’ loans provided by the Nigerian Education Students’ Loan Fund.
The minister said the initiatives had positively impacted the lives of Nigerians, particularly students.
The minister said that power projects were being executed to enhance energy supply in the zone.
