The Federal Authorities pledged on Wednesday to make training extra accessible to Nigerians.
The Minister of State for Training, Dr Yusuf Sununu, pledged on the inauguration of the Nationwide Open College of Nigeria (NOUN), Surulere Campus, Ojuelegba, Lagos.
Sununu described the opening of the campus, geared toward enhancing entry to training for all, as being according to the eight-point agenda of President Bola Tinubu and urged the college’s administration and potential college students to utilise the amenities supplied properly.
“This centre has added slots and entry to training goes to be established as a result of you possibly can function out of your neighbourhood, significantly for college kids who need to pursue their educational profession. Because the Federal Ministry of Training, we need to be sure that we’re in full compliance with Nigeria President’s eight-point agenda,” he stated.
The minister stated the federal government would be sure that its certificates is one to be happy with and reckoned with.
Equally, Mr Tajudeen Abbas, the Speaker of the Home of Representatives, stated that the programmes provided on the college would equip youth and grownup learners with the information and abilities essential to thrive in right this moment’s aggressive atmosphere.