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.
Mr Benjamin said the examination would commence on April 16.
At the end of the competition, the NAOWA Secondary School, Natsinta Cantonment, emerged the overall winner, Gobarau College second, while Little Angels came third.
The ASUU chairman blamed the Office of the Accountant-General of the Federation for the delay.
Nigerian universities have been urged to strengthen their capacity for international grants acquisition and strategic resource mobilisation to remain globally competitive.
The exercise attracted applicants from Abia, Anambra, Ebonyi, Enugu, and Imo States.
He said the move recognised traditional institutions’ enduring relevance in governance, social cohesion and moral leadership.
Mr Mustapha said the final selection would reflect the federal character principle, ensuring equitable representation across states.
