Governor Fubara said available records indicate the state has a high rating on performance in all sectors including infrastructure to manpower, service delivery and students overall output.
The Governor in a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Nelson Chukwudi made the assertion when he received in audience the House of Representatives Technical Sub-Committee on Tertiary Education Trust Fund, TETFUND and Other Services, led by its Chairman, Miriam Onuoha, at the Government House in Port Harcourt.
Governor Fubara who noted how funding has remained a big challenge to tertiary institutions, expressed worry that state universities rely solely on their governments for sustenance, and often get so little financial support.
Governor Fubara urged the heads of tertiary institutions in the State to work with TETFUND consultants to enable them access the outstanding backlog of funds from 2020 to 2024, and be ready to also access the funds for 2025.
Earlier in her remarks, Chairman of the House of Representatives Technical Sub-Committee on TETFUND and Other Services, Miriam Onuoha said they were in the State for oversight duties on TETFUND projects.
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