According to Amnesty International, Mr Abubakar was killed near Garkuwa Hospital junction on Sultan Road, Kaduna, by a ‘police’ van.
Mr Aiyedatiwa said the payment will cover five categories of students, including medical students, law students, and students with disabilities.
The report also highlighted gross underinvestment in Nigerian universities, resulting in infrastructural deficits that hinder quality teaching and learning.
He stressed that the move to CB-WASSCE was motivated by the need to safeguard the credibility of Nigeria’s certificates.
The executive chairman of the Enugu State Universal Basic Education Board announced that the Smart Green Schools will commence full academic activities on September 22.
Yabatech has announced that its lecturers secured TETFund/National Research Fund grants worth over ₦62.9 million for transformative projects.
Babayo Shuaibu described the training exercise as a new experience for the teachers, who are eager to return to schools with new teaching skills.
Mr Jamri explained that providing special funds to the institutions would accelerate their recovery, cultivate skilled manpower, and drive innovation for nation-building.
Mr Rauf said that the year 2025 figure reflected an increase over that of 2024
Anambra’s first lady, Nonye Soludo, has stated that the current administration prioritises quality education for all children, regardless of their background.
