The Osun government has deployed 1,750 Imole Youth Corps to public primary and secondary schools.
The new university will admit its first cohort of students in September.
He said that his administration also recruited 2,000 qualified teachers.
“The panel has been given a two-week deadline to submit its findings and recommendations to the ministry,” Mr Alausa said.
Mr Agbulu said the situation has thrown the communication into mourning.
The NDDC chief suggested that scholars who did not graduate with distinction might have faced challenges related to limited computer proficiency.
According to him, his administration prioritises education, healthcare and technology.
He described the emergence of Mr Idris as governor of Kebbi as divine and a blessing to the state.
The gesture is part of measures by the Bayelsa government aimed at addressing the lack of potable water in public schools and communities.
The Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas Limited has announced the completion of the second phase of funding for its school renovation initiative in Rivers.
