He said the school provides a platform for students to showcase their talents and practical projects.
The university management directed the students to vacate the hostels by August 4.
Ms Okey urged JAMB to be more considerate.
Mr Sabo noted that the project aimed to make students of the institution self-reliant.
Ms Adetiba shared her continued passion for mentorship even in her seventies.
He urged the corps members to justify the gesture by approaching the service year with passion and integrity.
The governor had on June 25 ordered the closure of the university following the tragic death of a student due to robbery in the university community.
The U-15 youth games are scheduled to take place in Asaba, Delta, from August 26 to September 6.
Mr Idris said his administration offers total scholarships to the students, adding, “We are doing this to remove the stress and burden from the parents.”
The announcement is contained in a statement signed on Thursday by the university’s admission officer, Hannatu Dodo.
