He said TETFund was focused on expanding and improving its revenue collection framework.
Mr Ahidjo said that the target was to make transplant one of the cheapest in West Africa.
Mr Dandutse said, “I want to sincerely appreciate the president for his efforts in moving the educational sector forward in this country.”
Mr Echono said this was part of TETFund’s contribution to the nation’s quest to tap into the multitrillion-dollar global digital economy.
The executive secretary of TETFund, Sonny Echono, disclosed this in Abuja.
The former governor emphasised the need for local production to strengthen the nation’s economy.
He said the TETFUND intervention would help to ensure that private universities in the country fulfil their vision and mission.
Mr Tinubu said his government had disbursed over N104 billion in loans to more than 600,000 students in tertiary institutions under NELFUND.
The federal government has allocated N47 billion to support universities of agriculture and medical schools across Nigeria.
The Board of Trustees, Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund), has approved the suspension of the foreign component of the TETFund Scholarship for Academic Staff (TSAS) Intervention with effect from
