On Wednesday, Governor Agbu Kefas of Taraba State announced a 50 percent reduction in university school fees as a measure to alleviate the prevailing economic challenges in the country. His spokesperson, Emmanuel Bello, conveyed the governor’s decision in a statement, highlighting Kefas’s commitment to prioritizing quality education.
Governor Kefas emphasized his dedication to improving the education sector, declaring a state of emergency in this regard. He reiterated his pledge to provide free education at the primary and secondary school levels. The announcement of reduced university fees was met with joy by many students, who believed it would significantly ease their financial burdens.
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Bello reported that some parents had struggled with school fee payments due to economic hardships, particularly exacerbated by the removal of fuel subsidy. The reduction in fees has brought renewed hope to them.
Furthermore, Governor Kefas disclosed ongoing plans to ensure timely payment of pensions and retirement benefits. He also directed the prompt disbursement of salaries and other owed entitlements.
