Mr Fulata urged university managements to ensure compliance with federal character principles in the appointment and recruitment of staff.
The federal government has outlined plans to ensure that over one million children currently out of school across the country return to school.
”We have 9,000 people who have been approved, and they are getting their funds deposited into their bank accounts,” said Mr Alausa.
The facility now provides a safer and more conducive learning environment for children.
The lawmaker said that adopting Hausa as the primary language of instruction would improve comprehension, reduce failure rates, and curb school dropouts.
Mr Mohammed said the state government adopted proactive measures to enhance access to quality, safe and inclusive education.
Governor Dauda Lawal says Zamfara is ready to partner Ahmadu Bello University in education, agriculture, and capacity building for civil servants.
Mr Aiyedatiwa said the state recorded significant strides in reshaping its educational landscape in line with the seven-point agenda named “OUR EASE.”
The rector of the institute, Charles Williams, disclosed this on Sunday in Lokoja.
