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Students mustn’t quit school over hardship – Tinubu’s aide

Punch Nigeria about 3 hours 1 mins read

The Senior Special Assistant to the President on Students Engagement, Comrade Sunday Asefon, has said no Nigerian student should abandon tertiary education because of financial hardship, stressing that the federal government is creating opportunities to ease the burden on students. Asefon stated this on Thursday at the Renewed Hope Student Leaders Engagement and Digital Acceleration Read More: https://punchng.com/students-mustnt-quit-school-over-hardship-tinubus-aide/

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