“Why Church Members Don’t Attend Faith-Based Varsities”: MFM General Overseer Olukoya Speaks
- MFM General Overseer, Daniel Olukoya, has expressed concern over the tuition fee hikes of Faith-Based University
- At an event in Akure, Ondo state capital, Olukoya said the high cost of maintenance and energy, is responsible for the hike in tuition fees in faith-based universities
- Olukoya, the proprietor of Mountain Top University in Ogun state, was recently conferred with an honorary doctoral degree in management at the Federal University of Technology Akure
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The General Overseer of Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries, Dr Daniel Olukoya has said that energy costs were responsible for the high school fees being charged by the universities owned by religious bodies.
MFM General Overseer Olukoya speaks on tuition fees charged by faith-based varsities in Nigeria.
Photo credit: Daniel OlukoyaSource: Facebook
Olukoya defends high tuition fee in faith-based varsities
As reported by The Nigerian Tribune, Olukoya defended the fees after being conferred with honorary doctoral degrees in management at the Federal University of Technology Akure (FUTA).
He noted that the energy tariffs are severely impacting the academic activities and operations of Nigerian universities and most parents of students who attend faith-based universities are finding it difficult to send their children to schools because of high school fees.
He said:
“So it is the financing and paying the salaries. And that is the situation now. Power to run a university on a generator is a lot of money. In our university, most of the money goes to diesel. It is now we are installing solar.”
Speaking on the situation in the country especially security and economic challenges, Olukoya advocated divine intervention through prayer.
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Olukoya says MFM produces largest number of first class
In another development, TheTalk.NG reported that Daniel Olukoya recently stirred a fresh debate in the polity with his assertion about first-class graduates.
During the church’s 35th-year anniversary celebrations, the man of God gave cash awards to over 492 members who graduated with first-class honours from their various universities.
However, Nigerians took to the social media platform X to react to the claim by Olukoya that MFM produces the largest number of first-class.
Source: TheTalk.NG
