TETFund approves N15bn for national library

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The Federal Government, through the Tertiary Education Trust Fund, has approved N15bn as first tranche for the construction of the 15-year-old abandoned national library in Abuja.

The spokesman of the Federal Ministry of Education, Ben Goong, in an interview with our correspondent, had said the building would require N50bn to be completed.The Executive Secretary of TETFund, Sonny Echono, said, “On our own part, we have set aside the first tranche of about N15bn already in our coffers to be deployed as soon as the approval from the revised cost is granted by the Federal Executive Council.

He emphasised the importance of the library, saying, “For us in the tertiary education, the library is where learning takes place, including research, teaching materials and resources that students access to improve themselves, are all deposited for record purposes. Library is usually the centre of any academic institution.”All rights reserved.

 

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Was it part of ASUU demand?

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Who cares when ASUU is still on strike

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