The Federal Government has clarified that Accounting, Mass Communication, Business Administration and other non-technical polytechnic courses have not been banned. Here’s what the policy really means for students.
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The Federal Government said the reform aimed to gradually reposition polytechnics towards technical and practical education, not abruptly end existing programmes.
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Education Minister Dr Maruf Tunji Alausa announced plans to strengthen engineering, technology and applied science programmes in Nigerian polytechnics.
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Students attended lectures as authorities assured those studying Accounting, Mass Communication and other non-technical courses that they could continue their education.