The university’s centre of excellence in space science technology, and application was also approved to offer postgraduate degrees in remote sensing and aeronautics engineering.
He said the policy could aid early detection of substance abuse and enable timely intervention.
The decision is expected to strengthen enrollment in colleges of education.
Ms Boriowo said the summit would strengthen teachers’ roles.
The respondent questioned how the minister could rely on data from a policy that was never carried out.
The minister noted that teachers remained the bedrock of human capital development and nation-building
Mr Wushishi noted that 38 schools in 13 states were involved in examination malpractice.
Mr Bugaje praised the Minister of Education, Dr Tunji Alausa, for implementing far-reaching programmes and innovations in the TVET sector.
The committee noted that the non-implementation of the 1999 Examination Malpractice Act suggested either a lack of political will or non-implementable.
Mr Alausa said that the money was for settlement of earned allowances, as promised by President Bola Tinubu.
