Mr Kiru said that another resumption date would be announced in due course.
Mr Radda said his administration would support the contracting firm in undertaking additional viable infrastructure projects in the school.
The speaker described as “alarming” the spate of out-of-school children in Jigawa.
Mr Odedeji appealed to students to take advantage of the initiative.
Mr Egbewole said the university administration was the first to meet the initiator of the blue economy globally, Gunter Pauli.
Ms Balarabe stated that the project would benefit about 1,273,222 primary school pupils.
He said the minister spoke on the 18-year entry age into the tertiary institutions as practised in the 6:3:3:4 education system.
“This is the only school of its type in the country, which is the national school for the gifted,” said the education minister
The Plateau government has awarded contracts to construct 55 new secondary schools across the state.
The students demanded “an immediate reversal of the fuel price hike and a more compassionate approach to governance.”
