The election is scheduled for Saturday, August 15, and security agencies are expected to maintain law and order before, during, and after voting.
The exercise involved project monitoring and budget tracking across selected communities and wards.
“The commitment of school heads to the digital agenda will show their readiness to move the education system beyond mediocrity,” Ms Anyadiegwu said.
Mr Ugwu said the region is strengthening its preparedness and readiness to prevent Ebola by tightening health security measures.
The organisation expressed concern over reported killings and other security incidents in parts of the state ahead of the election.
The agency said about 620,000 people, or 84 per cent of those displaced across the North-West, were forced from their communities by armed banditry and kidnapping.
The agency said every eligible voter has the right to freely choose a candidate and should do so without fear, intimidation, or inducement.
Mr Haruna-Makoda said the latest figure represents a reduction of 113,641, or 11.5 per cent, compared with the 989,234 out-of-school children recorded in 2023.
Mr Adeleke said a commission of inquiry would establish the circumstances surrounding the incidents and recommend appropriate actions.
Residents of Osogbo on Friday besieged motor parks to travel to their registered polling units ahead of Saturday’s governorship election.
