At about 8:30 a.m. last Friday, a two-storey building collapsed at the school in the Busa-Buji community of Jos North Local Government Area of Plateau.
Mr Akpabio said the Senate would not relent in giving Nigerians quality legislation to ensure access to education for all.
According to the university’s statement, UNILORIN has been the most sought-after institution by admission seekers since 2013.
The Borno government has rolled out plans to sponsor indigent students wishing to study the Chinese language in China.
“Our administration has always been committed to ensuring that every child in Katsina state has access to quality education,” he said.
It also tasked citizens of Borno on inclusivity and accountability in education as a moral imperative towards rebuilding a more equitable and just society.
Mr Danjuma expressed shock over the incident that led to the death of children writing their examinations.
Hamza Al-Mustapha, president of APUDI Institute for Peace Studies and Social Rehabilitation (APIS), has called for synergy to revive institutions in Nigeria.
The minister expressed deep sympathy over the tragic collapse of the building during school hours when classes were in session.
“We know that education is the most powerful weapon for changing the fortunes of the Niger Delta region,” he said.
