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Since May 24, 2024, when the application portal for loans for Nigerian students was formally launched, the country’s higher education system has seen significant change, with a surge in admissions rates and a broader interest from applicants.
The purpose of the loan is to provide quality education to underprivileged students attending universities, polytechnics, education colleges, etc.
Accompanying that access was the requirement that students in higher education comprehend the mechanisms that enable the creation of such funds for their use and the associated responsibilities.
Although they are aware that the facility is there to support their education, it is crucial that they understand how it was designed and derived in order to eliminate any doubt about how it operates.
The National Revenue Service (NRS) chairman, Mr. Zach Adelabu Adedeji, is fortunately understanding.
The Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, which focuses on inclusive government, budgetary restraint, and economic reform, has been meeting expectations in this area. It has played a critical role in encouraging grassroots ownership of Nigeria’s new tax legislation through public education and direct involvement.
He has been invited to speak as a guest professor at the Federal Polytechnic’s Maiden Combined Convocation address in Ayede, Oyo State, which presents an opportunity to further develop that story and dissect the New Tax Laws.
As the nation’s future, students must comprehend that tax reforms are essential to restoring Nigeria’s revenue base and lowering reliance on borrowing, and that public trust and comprehension are crucial to their success.
The Federal Polytechnic, Ayede, would host thousands of students to hear Adedeji’s message, therefore his acceptance to lecture there is a perfect example of the people-centered approach to policy implementation that is needed.
By simplifying complicated tax laws in an educational context, he is giving students—aspiring business owners, professionals, and public servants—the knowledge they need to understand taxes as a weapon for the advancement of the country.
The parents, NELFUND students, and graduating students are already beginning to show their gratitude to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for his innovative programs that are giving impoverished pupils access to school.
“The Role of Technology in Implementing Nigeria’s New Tax Law: Challenges, Prospects, and Implications for National Development” is the topic the chairman will cover as a lecturer at the Federal Polytechnic, Ayede’s first mixed convocation.
The focus placed by the Renewed Hope Agenda on including citizens in the reform process is exactly in line with this involvement.
Adedeji is encouraging educated engagement at the grassroots level rather than limiting tax talk to those in elite policy circles.
After that, students who are exposed to this real-world knowledge go on to spread accurate information throughout their communities, assisting in the fight against disinformation and lack of trust.
At the Federal Polytechnic Ayede, Permanent Site, Ogo-Oluwa LGA, Oyo State, the first inaugural lecture is scheduled for Wednesday, February 11th, 2026, and the first combined convocation is scheduled for February 12th, 2026.
By being present in the academic setting, the NRS chairman symbolically reduces the distance between the governed and the government. It reaffirms that tax reform is a developmental rather than punitive measure.
By making inclusiveness and education a top priority, Adedeji is putting the Renewed Hope Agenda into practice and bolstering Nigeria’s financial future through willing and knowledgeable compliance.
Hon. Yakubu Dati, the chairman of the Governing Council, is working with the management, the Registrar and board secretary, Mr. Akin Odesola, the Governing Board members, and the Rector, Dr. T.A. Abdul-Hamid, to ensure a successful excursion.
Through Zach Adedeji’s assistance, permanent site building has already begun, allowing academic activities to begin after the site’s accessibility.
The founding fathers’ vision of an institution that can support itself is just a few steps away from becoming a reality.
The Council Chairman of Federal Polytechnic in Ayede, Oyo State, is Hon. Dati FNIPR.
