First lady Oluremi Tinubu has donated N100 million to support an art education initiative in Nigeria.
The event, held on Wednesday in Lagos, was organised by Mofe Foundation in partnership with the National Association of Polytechnic Students.
Mr Betara said that the initiative was part of the government’s strategic efforts to revitalise the sector.
The board said it extended the opportunity to all the affected candidates notwithstanding the reasons for their absence.
According to the vice-chancellor, the university is working with a Chinese company that is handling the institution’s construction.
On Tuesday, the Sokoto government inaugurated a digital skills training centre to empower Almajiri children and out-of-school adolescent girls in the state.
Mr Sawyer said the statistics showed a low registration rate, with 3,000 applications from the University of Port Harcourt and 1,500 from the state university.
Mr Oforji urged Nigerians to forgive the JAMB leadership over what he called human error.
Mr Kanu expressed the government’s delight that academic performance at ABSU had also improved.
Mr Akintunde said on Monday that the money was aside from the huge fund the institution spends weekly on diesel to power the generator.
