94% of Nigerian students are in public tertiary institutions - Official - Premium Times Nigeria

He said the majority of students in Nigerian universities, polytechnics and colleges of education are in public tertiary institutions.

The organisations partnered with TETfund to provide computer and digital skills certification for people in the academic and non-academic areas of the education sector. Another reason he gave is that the mandate of TETfund permits it to intervene in Public Institutions more specifically, federal and state universities, polytechnics and colleges of education.

The chairman of E Tech, A. U. Mustapha, commended the TETfund boss on the intervention and for allowing both academic and non-academic institutions participate in it. “The idea behind it is to empower people in the education sector to be able to use technology in this 21st century to integrate technology in teaching, research and learning,” he said.

If I hear anyone saying TETFund should include private universities again!😏

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