The Nigerian government has proposed to pay the sum of N75,000 per semester for undergraduates studying education courses in public institutions and N50,000 for those who enroll for a National Certificate In Education (N.C.E.) programme.

Adamu Adamu, the Minister of Education disclosed this on Tuesday during the celebration of this year’s World Teachers’ Day in Abuja, the nation’s capital as the federal government reintroduces bursary awards.

The Ministry also stated that it will liaise with the Ministries of Education in the 36 states including the FCT Education Board, to identify respective courses of study required by each state after which N150,000 will be awarded for undergraduates and N100,000 for NCE students.

The Ministry, in a statement, further explained that “beneficiaries must attend public institutions only and sign a bond to serve their state for five (5) years on graduation”.

Adamu stated that the fund would be sourced from UBEC, TETFund, and managed by the Federal Scholarship Board.

Beneficiaries, according to the Minister, will also be awarded a sponsorship to at least one refresher training per annum.

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