The commission said no extension would be granted beyond the deadline.
“Government must redirect its socio-economic policies and projects to prioritise the people on whose behalf they hold public resources in trust,” Mr Piwuna said.
The group called for increased budget allocation for education and digital skills.
ASUU said universities did not follow due process.
Mr Akume congratulated the chairman and members of the board.
The group also urged federal and state governments and local councils to do more to support young people.
The cleric urged politicians and their supporters to shun violence before, during, and after the elections.
The late Mr Odumakin’s widow, Joe Okei-Odumakin, said the award recognised her late husband’s outstanding contributions to democracy and human rights.
The regional development minister, Abubakar Momoh, inspected projects executed by the North East Development Commission in Maiduguri ahead of their inauguration.
SMEDAN has unveiled a new initiative, the Building Resilient Young Nigerian Entrepreneurs project, to support more than 100,000 young entrepreneurs annually.
