Mr Alli-Balogun said the ministry remained committed to sustainable reforms and enduring achievements.
This was disclosed in a statement on Sunday following the recent state committee meeting of WAEC, held under the Ministry’s supervision.
The statement was to celebrate the 2025 International Day of Education with the theme ‘Preserving Human Agency in a World of Automation’.
Mr Sutton said that the school proprietor, the head of the nursery section and the pupil’s teacher were being interrogated by the police.
Mr Alli-Balogun reiterated the state government’s support to have a more conducive learning environment in place.
According to the circular, “no additional fees of any form should be collected by the schools.”
