Mr Onyechere called on parents to stop paying such illegal fees.
Mr Lasisi said that any student who lacked the required learning character might lose his or her admission.
Nigeria has 125 public universities, 63 owned by 36 states and 62 owned and funded by the federal government.
She said the gesture was part of the state government’s efforts to enhance access to quality education.
Mr Alatise stated that about 100 patients were still attending the clinic while undergoing chemotherapy and waiting for surgery in the facility.
According to the minister, the formation of the TWG brings together key stakeholders from across Nigeria’s health sector.
Mr Wakilbe said the commitment of Gov. Babagana Zulum’s administration to education remains unwavering.
Mr Jones reiterated that education remained free in public schools at primary and secondary levels, according to the Kogi State Education Law 2024.
The proposal “seeks to migrate to 12 years of compulsory education while retaining the current 6-3-3 structure.”
Mr Alausa explained that the introduction of the 12-year basic education model will bring Nigeria’s educational system into compliance with international standards.
