Mr Shettima said that the status quo was no longer tenable.
“We will be making faulty moves without accurate data and iron-clad, digital intervention structures.’’
“We are of the same family and parents living in the same house but sleeping in different rooms,” said Mr Tinubu.
“Please embark on special prayers; embark on proper education for our youths,” Mr Tinubu told a delegation of Jam’iyyatu Ansarudden.
The Nigerian First Lady further urged citizens to be optimistic about the coming year, saying everyone should strive to make the country a better place.
Tahir Mamman said that the decision was made to ensure that tertiary institutions are properly managed.
He added that the partnership would pave the way for a more prosperous and sustainable future for the nation.
Education minister Tahir Mamman said on Monday that President Bola Tinubu had approved additional funding for the training and empowering of adolescent girls in the country.
The federal government says it is planning two super highways across the country through a public-private partnership scheme.
“Should you falter in this duty, the consequences would ripple far beyond the intricate fabric of governance.”
