The Bayelsa Education Development Trust Fund, on Wednesday, donated 100 double-bunk beds, 200 mattresses and 10 laptops to the Bayelsa College of Nursing Sciences.
It was learnt that the student, Audi Emmanuel, a Computer Engineering student at the institution, hanged himself.
The management enjoined parents and guardians to take note of the latest development.
SCB-Africa said the continent needed a new generation of researchers who could move beyond academic publications to deliver real-world solutions.
“Please pass my regards, minister, to President Tinubu, my friend, and to the great people of Nigeria, who are my in-laws, and do so in good English,” said Mr Ruto.
Peter Onwualu, the president of the African University of Science and Technology, says ideas, innovation, and knowledge should drive Africa’s economic transformation.
The management urged students to exercise patience and refuse to be misled or used by individuals or groups with vested interests.
The students’ body said that the demonstration would commence at 6 a.m.
Mr Dangote has pledged to build a N550 million students’ hostel at the Federal University of Technology, Owerri, to address accommodation challenges.
Mr Alausa added that any textbook not ranked under the new system would no longer be permitted for use in Nigerian schools, regardless of prior licensing status.
