Stakeholders have called for sustained investment in teacher training and accessible learning resources to improve mathematics education.
Ms Ogunkoya urged the government to balance cost recovery with citizens’ access to essential public services.
Education stakeholders who spoke with journalists said the growing extravagance around school graduations calls for moderation.
Mr Bago described the intervention as critical, saying it complemented his administration’s commitment to expanding access to quality education.
The parents unanimously rejected the move and appealed to President Bola Tinubu to reconsider the approval.
CBSA officers executed search warrants at the suspects’ homes and businesses, where electronic devices containing the evidence of their fraudulent activities were recovered.
Mr Onanuga said the approval followed a proposal by Senator Ahmed Aliyu, who represents the Nasarawa West Senatorial District.
They said the taxes amount to hundreds of thousands of naira annually.
Mr Tinubu vowed to get justice for the victims, including the mathematics teacher, murdered while in captivity.
The presidential aide noted that the victims were rescued without any concessions to the perpetrators.
