TETFund cracks down on abandoned projects
The Board declared that no fresh projects would be admitted for any institution identified as having outstanding delayed projects during the 2027 intervention cycle.
The inspections, the Fund said, would assess the status of the projects and evaluate completion plans submitted by beneficiary institutions ahead of the Board’s statutory meeting in October 2026, where projects to be included in the 2027 disbursement guidelines would be considered.
It also announced that institutions with lingering abandoned or delayed projects would be shut out of new project approvals under the 2027 intervention cycle.
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