He said many children in the state faced significant barriers in accessing quality education.
Mr Abdullahi said the initiative would increase awareness of agriculture as a viable and dignified profession.
Ms Abubakar said the initiative empowered adolescents with vital knowledge about reproductive health, personal responsibility, and how to access healthcare services.
The governor also revealed that his administration had directed the ministry of education to intensify the rehabilitation of schools in the state.
Mr Abiaga commended Mr Alausa’s leadership and vision in driving transformative education reforms in the country.
She said the exercise is aimed at ensuring a seamless verification and loan application process for students once the portal opens.
“I am still going to make a proposal to the Federal Executive Council that all those schools in Nigeria that are charging in foreign currencies should be closed,” said Mr Alake.
The lawmaker appreciated the teachers of the various participating schools for grooming and imparting knowledge and values to the students.
He urged the government to include migration in the school curriculum from primary to tertiary institutions.
The federal government has reiterated its commitment to advancing quality education for girls, describing it as a cornerstone of national development.
