Mr Jones explained that N145.4 million would cover CEE for 25,100 basic six pupils and N215.2 million for 30,500 students qualified for BECE.
In a series of letters exchanged between the two top aides, they all insisted on the collection of the revenue on behalf of the government.
“Many of us came here on Friday only to be told that the registration had been shifted till Monday,” stated a prospective UTME candidate.
LIRS chairman said parents and guardians would be mandated to provide TTC for their children/wards’ registration for WAEC.
“I have signed into law the bill establishing the Federal University of Environmental Technology,” Mr Tinubu said.
Mr said NELFUND received loan applications from 364,042 students and that about 169,114 had benefitted from the disbursement of the monthly stipend.
He commended PLANE for its support and reiterated his commitment to ensuring the successful implementation of the programme.
Mr Tinubu said his government had disbursed over N104 billion in loans to more than 600,000 students in tertiary institutions under NELFUND.
He said that the beneficiaries were selected based on merit.
He also mentioned that more than two million girls have directly benefited from the project.
