President Goodluck Jonathan
has expressed optimism that
Nigerian universities would
rank among the best
univers
ities in the world in
the next four years, as a
result of the ongoing
transformation of the
education system.
He made the statement when
he featured in the Presidential
Debate organised by the
Nigeria Elections Debate Group
(NEDG) yesterday in Abuja.
“We all feel bad that no
Nigerian university was ranked
but we are working seriously to
change the trend. We have
equipped most of our
universities through the
Tertiary Education Trust Fund
(TETFund). We are talking
about infrastructure that has
failed over the years but with
the way we are going, in the
next four years our universities
will compete with other
universities across the world,’’
he said.
has expressed optimism that
Nigerian universities would
rank among the best
univers
ities in the world in
the next four years, as a
result of the ongoing
transformation of the
education system.
He made the statement when
he featured in the Presidential
Debate organised by the
Nigeria Elections Debate Group
(NEDG) yesterday in Abuja.
“We all feel bad that no
Nigerian university was ranked
but we are working seriously to
change the trend. We have
equipped most of our
universities through the
Tertiary Education Trust Fund
(TETFund). We are talking
about infrastructure that has
failed over the years but with
the way we are going, in the
next four years our universities
will compete with other
universities across the world,’’
he said.
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