The topic for the final round was ‘Everyone is a Thief’.
The Akwa Ibom House of Assembly has passed a bill for a law to establish the Akwa Ibom State University of Education.
Mr Wike said during the disbursement that the amount was just “scratching the surface,” considering the huge number of indigent FCT students in public schools.
Mr Alausa said that there was no need to put pressure on the president to establish new universities
The commissioner expressed displeasure over the low number of Edo students applying for the loan.
Bauchi has the highest rate (54%) of out-of-school children, followed by Kebbi (45%), Katsina (38%), and Kano (35%).
Mr Tinubu implored the new officers to provide visionary leadership and build a solid foundation for the university’s growth and development.
Ms Okewale-Sonaiya said, “Education is a catalyst that would drive Nigeria’s economic growth and development.’’
Mr Sule also served as chief whip of the Federal House of Representatives (1954–1959).
He said that the ratio of females in tertiary institutions accessing the loans compared to males was not impressive.
