Mr Wushishi said the new centre was established in collaboration with Barnfield Education Ltd., London.
She said the awards recognised the teachers’ resilience and devotion to quality education.
Mr Oborevwori also upheld the earlier suspension of the institution’s registrar by the polytechnic’s governing council.
This was disclosed in a statement on Thursday in Kaduna by the NBTE executive secretary, Idris Bugaje.
He assured that the new system will make the examination more efficient and accessible.
UNIBEN said the notice followed the decision reached at the JAMB policy meeting with vice-chancellors and other stakeholders on the national admissions calendar.
This was disclosed in a statement by Wafaa Saeed, representative of UNICEF Nigeria, on Thursday.
Ms Oruru spent nine months in captivity in Kano. The teenager returned to finish her secondary education after giving birth.
Mr Echono also revealed that TETFund was scaling up support for research laboratories, digital learning systems, and sustainable power projects.
He emphasised that teachers remained a top priority in his development agenda.
