COEASU urges appointment of insider to lead education commission
The Colleges of Education Academic Staff Union (COEASU) is calling for a professional from within the Colleges of Education system to be appointed as the next Executive Secretary of the National Commission for Colleges of Education. The union believes that this move will help sustain ongoing reforms and strengthen institutional stability. COEASU praised Tunji Alausa, the Minister of Education, for his contributions to the sector and highlighted the importance of continuity in leadership. The union also linked these reforms to Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, which focuses on improving teacher education and human capital development.
What we know
- COEASU advocates for an insider from the Colleges of Education system to lead the commission, emphasizing the need for continuity and stability.
- The union commended Tunji Alausa for his commitment to implementing reforms and protecting funding for Colleges of Education.
- COEASU argues that regulatory bodies in tertiary education function best when led by professionals from within their respective sectors.
- The union believes appointing an insider will deepen reform implementation, strengthen curriculum development, and improve teacher education quality.
- COEASU pledged to work with the government and stakeholders to ensure reforms are effectively consolidated and implemented.
