Mr Mai-mai encouraged the youth to make effective management of their middle-age years.
Mr Amba stated that it was high time employers of labour stopped relying on paper qualification but skills.
Mr Karimi also plans to construct another CBT centre in Yagba, valued at over N250 million.
Mr Oborevwori noted that the approvals were part of the administration’s ongoing efforts to enhance road connectivity in urban and rural communities
“Sealing of the schools was part of the state government’s efforts to build quality education for the people,” the commissioner said.
The SUBEB boss said the action would serve as a deterrent to others who may want to sabotage the administration’s well-packaged vision for basic education.
“This practice undermines the integrity, quality and sustainability of tertiary education in Nigeria,” the minister said.
Education minister Tunji Alausa has revealed that more than 90,000 applications have been received for the Technical and Vocational Education Training.
The Katsina government says it has unveiled a new policy guideline aimed at regulating private and community schools across the 34 local government areas.