The Federal Ministry of Education announced this in a statement on Monday.
Mr Rabiu, a research director at the National Space Research and Development Agency, said this on Monday during an interview in Abuja.
He said that the initiative aimed at strengthening safety standards and ensuring schools remain secure.
She urged stakeholders to act on evidence and invest in teachers and students.
He urged candidates scheduled for the main UTME to remain calm.
He urged beneficiaries to remain focused and study hard to succeed in their examinations.
The recruitment exercise, initially scheduled to end on April 3, has been extended.
The scholarship applications end on April 29.
InnoPower Africa and Luma Learn AI are collaborating to expand access to artificial intelligence (AI) tools and education across Africa, targeting one million learners.
Six specialised schools in Katsina are expected to participate in the maiden two-day Governor Dikko Radda Para-Games Schools Competition.
