She emphasised that a strong family foundation remained the most effective way to positively shape the Nigerian child.
Mr Adepoju expressed concern over the declining interest in space science among Nigerian youths.
The beneficiaries are undergraduates enrolled in various higher institutions across the country.
Mr Busuyi explained that the bursary scheme, covering a year’s tuition, was facilitated through Senator Karimi’s Education Foundation.
Mr Ala said the administration of Governor Aliyu Sokoto was determined to provide the best teaching and learning environment for students and teachers.
Mr Ajibefun stated that fighting the circulation of pirated works was top priority for his leadership in the ministry.
He said the introduction of the Contributory Pension Scheme in 2024 negatively impacted the welfare package of its retired members.
Mr Piwuna stated that Nigeria currently has 339 universities: 72 federal, 108 state, and 159 privately owned.
Mr Alausa said that a five-megawatt mini-grid had already been approved for LASU’s Epe Campus.
Mr Mukhtar said the exercise was part of the UNICEF intervention on education financing.
