The school noted that registration for newly admitted students would begin on November 2.
The suspect, who said the school employed him in September, admitted to the crime.
The World Bank-supported Adolescent Girls Initiative for Learning and Empowerment (AGILE) Project has improved learning conditions for 778,000 students in Katsina.
Mrs Ovuakporie said universities would receive N28.5 billion, polytechnics N5.8 billion and colleges of education were allocated N4.7 billion.
UNILAG urged newly admitted students to visit its website for further information.
Ms Mshelia urged parents to encourage their wards to acquire other skills in addition to Western education.
Mr Okogbe said the reform would introduce merit-driven incentives and grants for public schools.
The command spokesperson, Oluseyi Babaseyi, told journalists on Friday that one suspect is 12 years old, while the other two are 18.
Mr Zulum pledged to strengthen the state’s partnership with the African Union to expand access to education for about 800,000 out-of-school children.
Mr Monguno said the proposed legislation sought to modernise the legal framework governing university education.
