Arinde made the disclosure at a meeting on Friday, where she emphasised that the AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq-led administration was doing everything possible to lessen the burden on all and sundry, as part of measures to cushion the effects of the present economic hardships.
According to a statement by the Press Secretary in the Ministry of Tertiary Education, Mansurat Amuda-kannike, the
commissioner maintained that there would be no form of increment in tuition fees whatsoever in all tertiary institutions in the state.
In his remarks, the acting Vice-Chancellor of Kwara State University, Malete, Prof Shaykh-Luqman Jimoh, described Governor AbdulRazaq’s determination to maintain the status quo on school fees payable by students of the institution as an act of visionary leadership.
Jimoh added that the governor made the decision to ensure that the people of the state have access to qualitative education at the tertiary level.
He, however, urged the students to reciprocate the goodwill of the governor by conducting themselves peacefully and making optimal use of the opportunity of completing their courses at the institution.
In furtherance to this, the Provost, College of Education, Oro, Professor Mukaila Aremu also confirmed that the previous tuition fees for students in the three Colleges of Education in the state, remains the same adding that there is no plan whatsoever for any increment as purportedly being circulated among the general public.
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