Mr Bobola said that the affected students refused to access the students’ loans provided by the Nigerian Education Students’ Loan Fund.
Mr Oshodi noted that many issues were wrong with the university.
According to her, when children practice with their hands, they remember better and gain confidence.
“After the census exercise, the list of the defaulting schools will be published,” the commissioner said.
The chairmen and secretaries of the three unions at the polytechnic, along with the rector and the governing council chairs, are expected to attend the meeting.
Mr Bello said that the gesture was to make education more safe and inclusive for all children, especially girls.
Ms Adamu said a school should have a ratio of one teacher to 25 pupils.
Mr Shettima said that Nigeria was expanding early childhood access.
He charged them to work harder, to justify the confidence reposed in them by the university community.
The Sokoto State High Court has ordered the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) to immediately release the withheld results of 47 students of Global Kids Academy, Sokoto
