government is committed to ensuring that the new nine federal universities meet international standards.
Speaking in Lokoja, Kogi State yesterday after inspecting the temporary and permanent sites of the Federal University, Lokoja, she promised that
the universities would not be starved of funds.
The minister
commended the
work at the Federal University Lokoja, adding that she was pleased with the structures being put in place.
Rufa’i said it would be better for the university to start
academic activities with appreciable infrastructure.
The minister, during her visit to Governor Idris Wada, appealed to the state government to resettle
those
whose structures are still within the university environment
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