“Out of 60 students, only 10 have been able to register for NIN, while others are still struggling and out of this number, only four have successfully registered for UTME,” said Ms Obong.
The college’s provost, Sule Mundi, disclosed this during a pre-convocation press conference in Abuja on Wednesday.
“It is shocking that these schools from the South-East have outrightly refused to honour the invitation of the National Assembly,” the lawmaker said.
The lawmakers expressed concern about inadequate funding for federal polytechnics in Nigeria, as some are being converted into universities.
The minister said the decision followed several unprofessional actions by Mr Salami.
The government vowed to sanction principals, teachers and supervisors who engaged in or aided examination malpractices in the state.
Mr Obasanjo stated that completing the headquarters was essential for the country’s development.
The minister said that the changes were with immediate effect.
Mr Aliya-Dankolo said, “The low enrolment of students is posing a threat to the development of the polytechnic.’’
Mr Mbah He said Nigeria’s current education model and spending could not deliver the much-needed speedy development and economic transformation.
