Trinity University VC Advocates for TETFund Support to Private Universities
He expressed concern that the current exclusion of private institutions from TETFund support could lead to their marginalization and hinder their efforts in contributing to the development of future leaders.
AKACHI NOEL 
The Vice Chancellor of Trinity University, Yaba, Lagos State, Prof. Clement Kolawole, has urged the Federal Government to extend financial assistance from the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) to private universities.
During a mentorship program organized by Trinity University in collaboration with Etiquette Poise and Protocol Resources, Prof. Kolawole emphasized the importance of including private universities in TETFund allocations.
He expressed concern that the current exclusion of private institutions from TETFund support could lead to their marginalization and hinder their efforts in contributing to the development of future leaders.
The mentorship program, themed 'The Campus Flaws,' aimed to prepare secondary school students for higher education by instilling essential values and insights for informed decision-making.
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Chairman of ERPA, Olutunji Oladimeji, highlighted the leadership deficit in Nigeria and emphasized the program's role in addressing leadership issues among youths. The program aimed to equip students with necessary skills and character to excel in their academic and career pursuits.
Prof. Kolawole's advocacy underscores the need for inclusive policies in the education sector to ensure equitable access to resources and opportunities for all tertiary institutions.
