Mr Duba said the approval was in consonance with the sustained policy of the governor in the past four years in the area of education.
The foundation said the scheme would be carried out in collaboration with KLDL International, Nigeria, and their Polish partnering institutions.
“Governor Umaru Bago approved a standing order of monthly payment of N30 million to NECO to offset the debt.”
The state governor said the payment was part of his government’s policy to reposition the state’s educational sector.
He confirmed that some underage children were found to have sat the 2023 examination, an act which he said was not good for their development.
The statement noted that stakeholders requested an extension of the registration period to enable all interested candidates to register.
The plaintiff said fixing elections and examinations on Saturdays violates his right to freedom of worship as well as his right as a citizen.
Mr Longdiem said the 21 inmates, who are sitting for the examination, consist of 15 males and six females.
The Federal Executive Council (FEC) has approved N2.5 billion for procuring operational vehicles for the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC).
Mr Bagudu spoke on Sunday when he addressed students of Government Girls Secondary School, Mahuta, headquarters of Fakai Local Government Area.
