The Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFUND) has pledged to strengthen its partnership with the Kwara State government, focusing on education, infrastructure development, and youth empowerment.
Engr. Nurudeen Adeyemi Balogun, TETFUND Board of Trustees member representing the North Central, made this commitment during a visit to Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq in Ilorin.
The visit came shortly after the conclusion of the latest TETFUND board meeting.
Speaking during the engagement, Engr Adeyemi noted the bold strides in infrastructure development and the prioritization of education and human capital development under the present administration.
He particularly hailed the establishment of the Kwara State University of Education, describing it as a landmark achievement that reflects the Governor’s deep commitment to advancing teacher education and lifelong learning opportunities.
“As the North Central representative on the TETFUND Board, it is important to acknowledge and support forward-thinking leadership. This administration’s focus on inclusive education and innovation is commendable and aligns with the objectives of TETFUND in building resilient tertiary education institutions,” Engr. Nurudeen stated.
Engr. Nurudeen Adeyemi, who is also the founder of the ENACT Innovation Hub in Ajase-Ipo, reaffirmed his commitment to supporting initiatives that empower youth with digital literacy, tech skills, and entrepreneurial capacity to thrive in the knowledge economy.
Governor AbdulRazaq appreciated the visit and reaffirmed Kwara State’s readiness to collaborate with TETFUND on high-impact projects that transform education outcomes. “Sustainable development begins with equipping the next generation with tools to create, innovate, and lead,”
Engr. Nurudeen had emphasized earlier, reflecting the shared vision for Kwara State’s future. Both parties emphasized the need for sustained collaboration to achieve long-term goals in education, innovation, and community development.
