President Tinubu Warns Against Arbitrary Fee Hikes in Nigerian Universities
The President pledged that his administration would work towards establishing a stable and consistent academic calendar in Nigeria's universities. Represented by Yusuf Sununu, the Minister of State for Education, Tinubu addressed the 14,866 graduates of the University of Uyo (UNIUYO) during their combined convocation ceremony.
AKACHI NOEL 
In a stern warning, President Bola Tinubu has cautioned public universities in Nigeria against arbitrary increases in fees, emphasizing the adverse effects on accessibility to tertiary education for Nigerian youths. Tinubu expressed concern over the negative impact of such fee hikes, stating that it has denied many indigent youths the opportunity for higher education.
The President pledged that his administration would work towards establishing a stable and consistent academic calendar in Nigeria's universities. Represented by Yusuf Sununu, the Minister of State for Education, Tinubu addressed the 14,866 graduates of the University of Uyo (UNIUYO) during their combined convocation ceremony. He urged the graduates to be ambassadors of the country and contribute to revitalizing the nation's economy through their talents.
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Tinubu also disclosed ongoing efforts by his administration to enhance the quality and standards of education across institutions in Nigeria. He affirmed his commitment to supporting education at all levels and optimizing university curricula for quality, access, and relevance to national needs.
