By Samson Obande, Lafia
The Nasarawa State Education Trust Fund, NASETFUND, has marked its first anniversary, with stakeholders commending Governor Abdullahi A. Sule for what they described as a bold step toward transforming education in the state.
In a statement signed by the Pioneer Executive Secretary, Dr. Abubakar Idris Adamu, the agency described the Governor’s assent to the NASETFUND Law in August 2025 as a “landmark intervention” that has produced tangible results within 12 months.
According to Dr. Adamu, NASETFUND has, in its first year, renovated schools across the state, established its operational office in Lafia, and restored hope to students and teachers in underserved communities.
“The initiative has demonstrated this administration’s dedication to providing quality education to the children of Nasarawa State,” he said.
He added that the Trust Fund was created to mobilize resources for infrastructure, learning materials, and other interventions that will improve teaching and learning outcomes across public schools.
“We pledge our continued support to Governor Sule’s administration as we build on these achievements and expand access to quality education for all,” Dr. Adamu stated.
The one-year milestone, he noted, underscores the Governor’s commitment to making education a top priority in Nasarawa’s development agenda.
NASETFUND was established to complement government funding and private sector support in addressing gaps in the state’s education sector.
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