Akanu Ibiam Federal Polytechnic Rector Dr. Felix Attah Commends Tinubu for Student Loan Bill

Rector Dr. Felix Attah of Akanu Ibiam Federal Polytechnic praises President Tinubu's Student Loan Bill, noting it will increase access to higher education for Nigerian students from all socio-economic backgrounds.

Akanu Ibiam Federal Polytechnic Rector Dr. Felix Attah Commends Tinubu for Student Loan Bill
Rector Dr. Felix Attah

In a recent address to the newly admitted students of Akanu Ibiam Federal Polytechnic, Unwanna, Afikpo, Ebonyi State, Rector Dr. Felix Attah applauded President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for signing into law the Student Loan Bill. According to Dr. Attah, this new legislation represents a significant step toward providing educational opportunities to students from all socio-economic backgrounds in Nigeria.

Dr. Attah highlighted that the Student Loan Bill would enable aspiring students, regardless of their economic status, to pursue higher education. This initiative addresses long-standing financial barriers and creates a more inclusive educational landscape in Nigeria. During his speech, the Rector emphasized that President Tinubu's commitment to expanding educational access would be celebrated by Nigerians for years to come.

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The Rector expressed his appreciation on behalf of current and future students who stand to benefit from this legislation, particularly those from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. He stated, "This is very laudable because aspiring students from all socio-economic backgrounds in Nigeria will be provided with the needed financial support for higher education. Nigerians, particularly those from indigent families, will forever be grateful."

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In addition to his commendation, Dr. Attah urged the new students to steer clear of cultism and other social vices, reminding them of the institution's strict zero-tolerance policy towards such activities.

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Dr. Attah's comments reflect a broader trend of support for educational reform and social inclusion in Nigeria. Other stakeholders have also commended President Tinubu's efforts in this area, emphasizing the importance of continuous support and monitoring to ensure the Student Loan Bill achieves its intended goals. 

The newly passed legislation has the potential to transform the educational landscape, allowing more Nigerians to achieve their academic and career aspirations. As the country continues to focus on revitalizing the economy and building a more inclusive society, initiatives like the Student Loan Bill represent crucial steps in the right direction.