Mr Ajayi described the deceased as a dedicated and committed staff member.
Mr Benjamin said that the release of the results did not confer eligibility for admission on underage candidates.
Mr Mutfwang appreciated the stakeholders for their understanding and cooperation.
Mr Afolayan stressed the need for proper understanding and adoption of AI to address local issues effectively.
Commissioner for Education, Lawan Wakilbe, said the government is committed to ensuring that no child is denied access to education because of financial constraints.
The initiative, also known as the “Next Moonshot Initiative,” would provide equity-free funding to student entrepreneurs with STEM-based business ideas.
Amos Dangut, head of the Nigeria national office of the West African Examinations Council (WAEC), dismissed concerns that technical glitches affected the 2026 WASSCE results.
Mr Wakilbe said verified enrollment increased from 1,133,604 in the 2024/2025 session to 1,303,000 in the 2025/2026 academic session.
Abdulazeez Musa, the country director at CBM Global Disability Inclusion, said inclusive education was not an act of charity but a matter of human rights, dignity and justice.
Wasiu Jimoh of the University of Ilorin has urged the government to recognise sustainable aquaculture as a strategic pillar of Nigeria’s food security agenda.
