Mr Ala noted that the administration of Governor Ahmed Aliyu was fully aware of the scale of the challenge.
The Sokoto government says it has spent N4.7 billion to register students from the state for external examinations in the last two years.
The union leader said the 25/35 per cent arrears of salary review was yet to be implemented.
According to Mr Mukhtar, the aim was to ensure that all the children are in school.
Ahmed Adamu, the vice-chancellor of the university, who received the executive members of the NUJ Zaria Unit on Thursday in Zaria, where he reeled out the largesse.
Mr Olanrewaju stated that the student, whose father is a medical doctor, reportedly injected himself at his parents’ home in Ejigbo, Osun.
According to Mr Alausa, the decision aims to address systemic decay caused by unregulated expansion.
Ms Ize-Iyamu also called on alumni of the institution to “pick a project” as a way of giving back to their alma mater.
Mr Oloyede explained that the screening was aimed at selecting only well-prepared and truly exceptional candidates.
Mr Chime said the CMPs are crucial for guiding the development of educational institutions, ensuring a well-organised and functional campus layout.
