Mr Fatusi said, “Nigerian young people are not just beneficiaries of development; they are active participants in shaping the future.’’
The chairman said that such could improve the standard of education and enhance productivity in the school.
Mr Halilu said, “I encourage the awardees to see their success as a beacon for others.’’
The demand for excellent schools “remains fiercely competitive as parents strive to ensure their child receives the strongest foundations.”Â
The speaker, Adebo Ogundoyin, said the bill was to honour Mr Koleoso’s significant contributions to Okeogun and, indeed, Oyo State in general.Â
Governor Abba Kabir-Yusuf of Kano has approved the promotion of 20,542 primary and junior secondary school teachers and non-teaching staff for 2023 and 2024.
Two hundred seventy million children are enrolled in primary and secondary schools today, and primary school completion rates have improved substantially since 2000.
Mrs Jonathan urged the female students to shun prostitution, drug abuse and all manner of vices but instead be role models with dignity as women, wives and mothers.
The VC noted that the university currently has over 45,000 students, and it was unfortunate that most of them find it difficult to have access to hostel accommodation.
Mr Kabiru said, “Preliminary investigations uncovered fraudulent activities at the office of the Ministry for High Education.’’
