Kano State Governor, Abba Yusuf, has expressed disappointment over the decision of Near East University in Cyprus to withhold the certificates of Kano students due to unpaid fees. These students, who were sponsored by the former administration of Governor Abdullahi Ganduje, have been unable to receive their certificates because the state government failed to settle their tuition fees.
Governor Yusuf visited Cyprus to meet with the university management and resolve the issue. He focused on graduates from critical fields such as Medicine and Nursing, whose careers have been delayed by this financial oversight. Many of these graduates have been unable to pursue further opportunities due to the non-payment of their fees by the previous administration.
Yusuf criticized Ganduje for neglecting this important responsibility, especially for students in healthcare-related fields, which are vital to the state’s needs. After productive discussions with the university, Governor Yusuf expressed hope that the issue would be resolved soon, enabling the affected graduates to move forward in their careers.
The governor’s administration is committed to resolving such systemic issues and supporting the state’s education sector, ensuring that these graduates can contribute to the development of Kano State.
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