NCCE urged prospective students to consider colleges of education as their first choice when seeking admission into tertiary institutions.
Sixteen schools and 32 students participated in the competition.
Mr Tahir-Hamid noted that the conference would also promote green growth, sustainable investments, climate finance and responsible resource management, among others.
Mr Mohammed said the certificates were ready for collection by successful candidates.
Mr Akanmu said that public schools account for 82 per cent of the state’s roughly 2.6 million students.
The union noted that the implementation of the agreement and the commitment to the welfare of academic staff will enhance morale.
AcIRSTD’s governing council chair says the federal government has budgeted N9 billion to boost industrialisation efforts in nine states.
The National Business and Technical Examinations Board (NABTEB) has announced the release of certificates for candidates who sat for its examinations up to 2024.
LASU’s vice-chancellor, Ayodeji Badejo, has charged the institution’s Senate to work toward making the institution Africa’s most impactful city university.
The cleric said faith was a spiritual force capable of bringing divine intervention.
