Adeleke Decries Drop In Osun Education, Seeks TETfund’s Support

• Governor Ademola Adeleke of Osun State has sought assistance from TETFund to improve the infrastructure of the state’s tertiary institutions
• Adeleke expressed concern over the decline in educational standards and commended TETFund for its contributions to higher education development

Ademola Adeleke, the governor of Osun State, has requested assistance from the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) to strengthen the infrastructural development of the state’s tertiary institutions.

Adeleke stated that his request for assistance was motivated by a drop in educational standards.

The governor, who decried the state’s educational decline during a courtesy visit to the executive secretary of TETFund, Sonny Echono Abuja, said the visit was necessary to ensure that education takes pride.

While praising the Fund for its role in revitalizing tertiary education, Adeleke stated that there is almost no development in tertiary institutions that cannot be traced back to the TETFund.

There is no institution that you will not see TETFund presence, so any right- thinking governor must commend their work so that they can do more, he said.

Responding, Echono said tertiary education played a special role in the affairs and even the destiny of any country.

He explained that Nigerians would do better in every field when equipped with the best facilities and the enabling environment to excel.

Ekiti varsity female undergraduate goes missing

The Ekiti police command has issued a public alert regarding the unexpected disappearance of Helen Okorie, a female student at Ekiti State University, Ado Ekiti.

According to a statement from the command’s spokesperson, DSP Sunday Abutu, on Saturday in Ado-Ekiti, the student was last seen on September 13.

Mr. Abutu mentioned that Ms. Okorie left her home in the evening on that date and has not returned since then.

“This is to inform members of the public that one Hellen Okorie of No.15, Ayoba Quarters, Behind Sadiat Hotel Irona Area, Ado Ekiti, left home on September 13, at about 08:00 hrs to an unknown destination and never returned.