Abuja: thedispatch Staff
Published, Sunday, January 2, 2022
He
also called for complete reform in the way public universities are being run in
the country in order to move with the current global trend.
Idris
spoke Saturday in Kano when the foundation he founded, Al-Ihsan Social
Intervention Foundation, distributed admission letters to 30 indigent students
it is sponsoring to study at the newly established Khadija University, Majia,
Jigawa State.
Idris said, “An average student in our public universities today hardly
graduates in his stipulated time without being disrupted by strikes.
Their colleagues in private
universities may even graduate before them, have their masters’ degree or even
marry before they complete theirs.”
He, however, called on other wealthy individuals to help the education sector
as government alone could not educate everyone.
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