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In TLF we are big on education at all levels. Having experienced tertiary educatution in University of Benin, University of Ibadan, Afe Babalola University and University of Ilorin not to forget the Nigerian Law School, there is the urgent need to cater for the needs of the tertiary environment - staff and students. We also give special mention to those with businesses, religious centres, visitors and parents of those in tertiary institutions.

Take for instance in our theme in September especially, focus is completely on issues of literacy and learning. The role of the tertiary institutions we have in Nigeria cannot be overestimated in terms of charity and social development. The tertiary institution is often seen as the finishing school of every individual who has the opportunity to attend. 

We acknowledge those who did not attend tertiary institutions by choice or due to circumstances beyond their control, they also form a significant part of the tertiary institutions' community. 

Remember that in TLF we encourage that people attend inaugural lectures and TED talks shown in our TLF Centre and as part of our outdoor activity. We place serious importance in the place of tertiary education. We encourage provision of bursaries by the Federal, State and Local governments, just as I benefitted all through my 1st degree from the Delta state government; and also scholarships from government, private institutions, NGOs and individuals. 

In our Centre, we host students and sometimes staff from tertiary institutions who often come just to hangout and enjoy educational materials from our TLF library and other electronic resources.

We strongly invite you to like our facebook page - TLF Tertiary. 

Facebook.com/TLF Tertiary

Thank you.

#April 

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