Mr Bugaje praised the Minister of Education, Dr Tunji Alausa, for implementing far-reaching programmes and innovations in the TVET sector.
The group wondered why President Bola Tinubu’s administration would be politicising every national issue.
Mr Alausa clarified that the federal government will still welcome BEA partner countries that offer fully funded scholarships to Nigerians.
Mr Alausa explained that variations in the bill of quantities contributed to the delay in completing the project.
This development, he said, marked a major breakthrough for full-time HND graduates.
In his ruling, the committee chairman, Abubakar Fulata (APC-Jigawa), stated that all relevant stakeholders would be invited to respond to the petition.
Ms Ugu described the training as a significant step toward improving Nigeria’s technical and vocational education sector.
The federal government has allocated N47 billion to support universities of agriculture and medical schools across Nigeria.
Ibrahim Basuka, special adviser on education, said this at CSACEFA’s AGM in Abuja on Thursday.
The minister said the decision followed several unprofessional actions by Mr Salami.
