Mr Piwuna explained that rivalry among the unions would not benefit the university system.
The House of Representatives Committee on Basic Examination Bodies has pledged legislative support for examination bodies to ensure they effectively discharge their mandates.
The founding chairman of Exams Ethics Marshals International, Ike Onyechere, says the regulatory oversight of private schools in Nigeria has been compromised.
The official age for university admission in Nigeria is 18 years, though the national policy allows entry from age 16.
The federal government has announced the commencement of the final phase of negotiations with the Academic Staff Union of Universities and other tertiary education unions.
The Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, has said that persistent policy inconsistency was a major obstacle to the country’s economic and agricultural development.
Yabatech has reaffirmed the institution’s dedication to empowering Nigerian youths through strategic partnerships that drive innovation and skills development.
The Plateau chapter of the Academic Staff Union of Secondary Schools has commended Governor Caleb Mutfwang for approving the Teachers’ Retirement Act 2022.
Mr Soludo says the resuscitation of the public school system has yielded remarkable results in literacy, numeracy, and school enrolment across Anambra.
He said the university would not condone any form of disorderly conduct or unauthorised gathering during or after examinations.
