The army chief stated that the gesture would further improve academic atmosphere and better learning.
He said The Gambia remains one of the first and highest country subscribers to the TAC Scheme.
Mr Akindolire said the fund would fetch the state over N7 billion for the construction and renovation of public schools.
The police spokesman said the students claimed they intended to use the proceeds from the theft to finance their final-year project defence.
UNICEF has called for more investments in Nigeria’s primary education.
FCMB said the Flexxtern Programme “directly addresses the challenges faced by fresh graduates.”
Mr Isiah said that the increase in school fees was discouraging.
Mr Dabo said that the Kaduna State Government accepted to host the event.
The Katsina government says 29,633 students passed the 2024 NECO examination, including Mathematics and English, with five credits and above.
“It is difficult to overstate the importance of the Sustainable Development,” said Mr Jeffery.
