Parliament has given a second reading to the bill to grant tuition loans to Nigerian students he Nigerian House of Representatives has give...

 Parliament has given a second reading to the bill to grant tuition loans to Nigerian students

he Nigerian House of Representatives has given a second reading to the bill to give the students of the country loans for studies.

The council, which did this in its session on Thursday, said that the bill wants to create an agency that will give students loans for pre-secondary education.

Before the discussion on the bill, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Abbas Tajuddeen, began by reading the letter that President Tinubu sent to the House seeking the support of the House in ensuring the improvement of the lives of Nigerian students.

Prior to this, the leaders of the Nigerian Students' Union started to talk about the reason why the bill has not yet been approved, describing the situation that they are tired of apologizing and have not seen any results.

The President of Nigeria, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has signed the law to give the country's high school students who come from low-income households the opportunity to get interest-free education loans from the country's education loan foundation.