Ms Uduk said that ending the victimisation and sacking of union members would help to engender peace in institutions.
Mr Diri told the delegation that his administration would continue to train teachers for special needs children in the education sector.
ASUU branches from various universities were represented at the rally.
The Kaduna government is set to inaugurate the Pambegua campus of the College of Nursing and Midwifery.
NANS said th review was necessary to help students cope with the rising cost of living while ensuring they pursue their education without undue financial strain.
NRC said that children’s right to education must be protected as the future of an entire generation hangs in the balance.
International Literacy Day is celebrated annually on September 8 to promote literacy, empower individuals, and build more inclusive societies.
He lauded the foundation for its support to disadvantaged children.
”We are praying and hoping that things will get better,” she said.
The loans, which can be repaid over three months, aim to make education more affordable and accessible.
