She disclosed this during an interview with NOUNNEWS correspondent, in her office, adding that the Centre would also turn around the economic fortunes of the community.
Her words : 'This will improve the economic and social life of all within and around the community for a better future. Nobody deserves not to be educated with university education.'
According to Aina, the Centre is fully ready to address inevitable challenges, adding that the priority for now is to boost the enrollment by attracting more students. Recall that the Centre, which was established through community and individual efforts is set for academic activities and has commenced enrollment of students. Meanwhile as of the time of filling this report, Aina confirmed that the Centre had enrolled about 15 students.
'Though the students could not participate in the current examination of the university, I am optimistic they will commence by 2024 first semester,' she said. Aina revealed that the Centre will soon roll out massive advocacy to attract prospective students, adding that such move will boost enrolment.
The advocacy, she said, will be taken to markets, the palace of the traditional ruler of the area, schools, police stations, Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), among others. We shall within the next five years do everything possible to make this centre a model Community Study Centre through improved and impressive enrollment, Aina stated. Speaking further, Aina appealed to the Vice-Chancellor of NOUN, through the Registrar and the Directorate of Human Resources, to help approve the deployment of additional senior staff to the centre to assist in its effective and efficient operation.
She also urged the VC through the bursar to approve imprest to assist in the smooth4 take off of all necessary operations.
