The Tertiary Education Trust Fund, TETFund has disclosed that it would not allow poor execution of its projects.
A member of the Board of Trustees, TETfund representing Southwest, Mr. Sunday Adepoju stated this when he led other officials to inspect the ongoing agency – sponsored projects in the Federal Polytechnic, Ede.
Mr. Adepoju stressed the need for an effective maintenance culture among managers of Institutions across the Nation.
He lauded the school management for the manner it diligently executed the projects, saying he was impressed with the quality of the ongoing projects in the school.
“We have gone round the TETFund projects in the school, including completed and ongoing projects, and I am impressed with the quality of the works. The focus here is to get a quality project that reflects government investment”, Mr. Adepoju said.
“President Bola Tinubu is of the believe that an educated nation is a liberated one and would be on the right track of development. To achieve this, he is ready to invest more in tertiary education through TETFund, especially technical education, which is the backbone of any nation that yearn for fast development. This is what the Renewed Hope agenda preaches and we would achieve it”, He stressed further.
In his remark, the Rector , Federal Polytechnic,Ede, Dr. Sanni Manyahaya said the unscheduled visit is a good step towards checkmating the activities of school authorities to ensure quality service delivery.
Dr. Manyahaya added that the visit also avail the agency to have firsthand information on the challenges facing the school, especially in the area of perimeter fencing of the south campus to curtail the problem of encroachment, particularly from herdsmen and other land grabbers
