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Kaduna Assembly passes bill to establish tertiary institutions regulatory agency

by Honesty Victor
October 1, 2025
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Kaduna Assembly passes bill to establish tertiary institutions regulatory agency
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The Kaduna State House of Assembly on Tuesday passed a bill to establish the Kaduna State Tertiary Institution Regulatory Agency.

The bill was passed after the Chairman, Joint Committee on Education and Judiciary  and the member representing Zaria city Constituency, Mahmud Lawal, presented a report to the house.

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While speaking to journalists, Lawal stated that the bill was the first of its kind in Nigeria tasked with regulating activities of all public and private tertiary institutions in Kaduna State.

He said the agency would monitor the operations of institutions, relationships between students, lecturers and school management, and resolve complaints within the system.

According to him, the bill empowers the agency to maintain records and statistics of all tertiary institutions and students across the state.

“This agency will keep a databank on number of schools, courses offered, students, lecturers and their specialisations.

“This agency will provide a platform where students can report grievances without fear of victimisation,” Lawal added

He explained that the agency would complement the role of the National Universities Commission and other federal regulatory bodies by enforcing state laws on tertiary institutions.

According to him, the agency would also handle admission processes, school fees, learning environment and welfare of students and staff.

He said the bill aimed to reduce disputes between students, lecturers and school management that often end up in court adding that it would provide a platform where students can report grievances.

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