NANS Applauds Tinubu's Revamp of Tertiary Institution Councils for Enhanced Governance
The association urged the appointed council members to prioritize justice and fairness, preventing any form of victimization against students by institutional managements.
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The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has expressed commendation to President Bola Tinubu for his recent reconstitution of governing councils across tertiary institutions in Nigeria. In a statement issued by NANS President Pedro Chibuzor, the association praised Tinubu for appointing "worthy and competent individuals" to lead these councils, emphasizing their potential to accelerate the development of Nigerian academic institutions.
The appointments, which include technocrats and politicians, are viewed by NANS as a strategic move aimed at enhancing the quality and efficiency of governance within the nation's ivory towers. According to the statement, this action aligns with recent initiatives such as the introduction of student loans, underscoring Tinubu's commitment to advancing the educational sector.
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NANS highlighted the inclusion of over 200 academicians, including 100 professors and PhD holders, in the newly constituted councils as a departure from previous practices. The association urged the appointed council members to prioritize justice and fairness, preventing any form of victimization against students by institutional managements.
In conclusion, NANS called for cooperation between the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) and the new council members, emphasizing the importance of collective efforts towards achieving educational excellence under Tinubu's administration.
