“Many young people want quick results without process. They want a car before career; comfortable lifestyle before they labour. They want rewards before work,” Mr Olukoyede said.
Although power was restored at the facility, internet connectivity had not yet been fully restored due to fire-related damage.
Mr Alausa said the shift from the previous 70 per cent model to 80 per cent practical and 20 per cent theory would equip Nigerian youths with relevant skills for the sector.
The Gazette, however, gathered that many of the protesting students were handed “a notice to appear” to determine their eligibility to continue staying in Canada.
The University of Lagos has extended the deadline for uploading O-Level results to August 19.
The Kogi government has commended the Henry Adetayo Foundation for reconstructing Community Secondary School, Oke-Agi, in Mopamuro council area.
According to him, eight UniPods have either been commissioned or are ready for commissioning.
He commended Mr Idris for his continued support for the education sector in the state.
The vice-chancellor said that the university would also elevate two academics, Rafiu Okuneye and herself, to the rank of distinguished professor.
AAUA, another state-owned institution, began its indefinite strike on Tuesday, based on the same non-implementation of the 2025 FG-ASUU agreement by the state government.
