He also advised them to protect the reputation of the university wherever they go.
Mr Aiyedatiwa said the state recorded significant strides in reshaping its educational landscape in line with the seven-point agenda named “OUR EASE.”
Mr Enitan asserted that every child deserves the right to learn in peace.
Mr Jegede expressed optimism that the deliberations would yield valuable insights.
”This policy decision reflects a balance between cognitive maturity and academic preparedness. Sixteen years is non-negotiable,” the education minister said.
The federal government pledged to strengthen institutions to combat poverty and humanitarian crises in Nigeria.
