The State Security Service has revealed a plot by suspected terrorists to carry out a mass abduction of schoolchildren, particularly in the Edo North senatorial district.
The university’s vice-chancellor, Ursula Akanwa, disclosed this while briefing journalists about her achievements during the first 100 days in office.
Eyitayo Akanji, said the projects underscore the importance of supporting both students and teachers to achieve sustainable improvements in education.
NUT expressed concern over rising insecurity across the country, warning that continued attacks on schools threaten the future of education.
The expert called for stronger measures to protect schools, warning that insecurity threatened not just education but also the country’s economic growth and social stability.
The Kano government, in collaboration with the European Union and the United Nations Children’s Fund, has begun developing a 10-year strategic education plan.
Canada’s envoy urged journalists in the country to ensure accurate, ethical and responsible reporting to protect the Nigerian child against online and physical violence.
The governor added that Miss Sa’adu’s success validated his administration’s continued investment in the education sector.
“Prompt implementation of the allowances will help strengthen industrial harmony and enhance the overall development of the state’s higher education sector,” the union said.
“I have a personal interest in this committee. I know how much the teachers were earning before, and I also know how much I approved as their new minimum wage,” the governor said.
