FG TO REGULATE FEES CHARGES OF TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS

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 According to Nigeria's minister of
education, Malam Ibrahim Shekarau, the Federal
Government will ensure that public tertiary
institutions in the country comply with regulatory
guidelines on charges of fees.
Speaking at a meeting with executive secretaries
and major stakeholders in public tertiary
institutions on Tuesday in Abuja, Shekarau said
FG will not interfere with operations of governing
councils of such institutions but will play its
oversight role.
``The essence of the meeting is to look at the
various charges of fees in public tertiary
institutions and regulate them.
``Our role in the ministry is to oversee the
institutions and make sure they operate according
to guidelines to protect the interest of
beneficiaries who are our students.
``The government has the moral responsibility to
make sure all public higher institutions operate
within the guidelines even though they have their
internal peculiarities,’’ he said.
Shekarau said that the Internally Generated
Revenue (IGR) of the institutions would be looked
into in their deliberations.
National Universities Commission (NUC), National
Board for Technical Education (NBTE), National
Commission for Colleges of Education (NCCE),
among others, were represented at the meeting

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